The TASI index closes at 10,106.72 points, gaining nearly 0.9%, with trading valued at SAR 4.2 billion and 179 stocks advancing, while the parallel market, Nomu, declines.

Riyadh | BETH

November 9, 2026

The Saudi stock market ended Monday's trading session higher, with its main index, the Tadawul All Share Index (TASI), rising 89.80 points to close at 10,106.72 points, recording gains of approximately 0.9% amid trading valued at SAR 4.2 billion.

Approximately 252 million shares were traded during the session. Share prices rose for 179 companies, while 80 companies recorded declines, indicating broadly distributed gains across the market.

Most Active and Notable Stocks

Anaam Holding, Fitaihi Group, Al-Babtain, Raoom, and Baazeem were among the session's leading gainers, while Almunajem Foods, Saudi Paper Manufacturing, Alamar Foods, Maharah, and AMAK recorded some of the largest declines.

Al Rajhi Bank, Al-Babtain, Saudi National Bank, Saudi Aramco, and ACWA Power were among the most actively traded stocks by value.

Meanwhile, Maharah, Americana, Darb Saudi Arabia, CGS, and Saudi Aramco were among the most actively traded stocks by volume.

Parallel Market Declines

In contrast, the Nomu Parallel Market Index closed 55.25 points lower at 21,686.57 points, with trading valued at SAR 18.2 million and a volume exceeding three million shares.

BETH Analysis | Broad-Based Gains and Diverging Market Performance

One of the session's most significant indicators was that the number of advancing companies exceeded twice the number of declining companies, suggesting that the market's rise was not limited to a small group of stocks.

Trading activity also reflected continued investor interest in major companies and highly liquid stocks, despite the contrasting performance of the main and parallel markets.