Saudis boost Tadawul holdings to $2.38T
The Saudis increased their equity holdings in the Tadawul stock market to $2.38 trillion by the end of July 2026, a rise of $7.06 billion compared to the previous month. The main support came primarily from rising institutional ownership, especially from government entities, which increased by $14.88 billion to reach $1.65 trillion. However, individual and foreign ownerships declined, with individual holdings decreasing by $4.84 billion and strategic foreign investors increasing their holdings by $472.5 million, while the value of Gulf investors' holdings decreased. The overall market capitalization of shares rose to $2.52 trillion, with continued market support driven by improved performance of government institutions and a significant decline in foreign ownerships.
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