The Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) report recorded a significant decline in the ownership of foreign investors during the week ending November 20, 2025, as the total value of their holdings decreased by 4.2 billion riyals, reaching 429.87 billion riyals, compared to 434.07 billion riyals in the previous week.

The total value of their holdings decreased by 4.2 billion riyals, reaching 429.87 billion riyals, compared to 434.07 billion riyals in the previous week.

Details of the decline

Qualified foreign investors" ownership decreased by SAR 3.41 billion to SAR 348.48 billion, down from SAR 351.89 billion in the previous week.

Gulf investors" ownership decreased by SAR 3.41 billion to SAR 348.48 billion, down from SAR 351.89 billion in the previous week. The ownership of Gulf investors in Saudi stocks fell to 73.04 billion riyals, compared to 74.29 billion riyals last week, a loss of 1.25 billion riyals.

Gulf investors" ownership in Saudi stocks fell to 73.04 billion riyals, compared to 74.29 billion riyals last week.

The ownership of Saudi investors witnessed a significant decline, falling from 8.973 trillion riyals to 8.91 trillion riyals, a loss of more than 63 billion riyals as a result of the decline in the general index and continued selling pressure.

Saudi market performance

The Saudi market closed its weekly trading at a market value of SAR 9.413 trillion, compared to SAR 9.482 trillion at the end of the previous week, a difference of SAR 69 billion.

Saudi market performance

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Trading volume

The shares of 262 companies were traded during the week, with a total of 868.6 million shares, with a trading value of 17.64 billion riyals through 1,924,415 transactions.