Stock Markets June 25, 2026 08:45 AM

Tadawul slips as real estate, media and food stocks weigh on market

Saudi benchmark ends lower with broader market declines while oil and precious metals show mixed moves

By Maya Rios
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Saudi Arabia's stock market closed lower on Thursday, with the Tadawul All Share down 0.67% as losses concentrated in Real Estate Development, Media & Publishing and Agriculture & Food sectors. Broad market weakness saw more decliners than advancers, while benchmarks for crude and Brent oil moved lower and gold edged higher.

Tadawul slips as real estate, media and food stocks weigh on market
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Key Points

  • Tadawul All Share closed down 0.67%, led by losses in the Real Estate Development, Media & Publishing and Agriculture & Food sectors.
  • Leading advancers included Al Sorayai Trading & Industrial Group (1213), Sahara International Petrochemical (2310), and First Milling (2283); largest decliners were Development Works Food (6013), Saudi Arabia Refineries (2030), and Dar Alarkan Real Estate Development (4300).
  • Commodities moved unevenly: August crude fell to $69.47 a barrel, Brent slipped to $73.16, while August gold futures rose to $4,021.30 an ounce; major SAR currency pairs were effectively unchanged.

Saudi Arabia's equities finished the session in negative territory on Thursday, as losses across several sector groups pushed the benchmark lower.

At the close, the Tadawul All Share registered a decline of 0.67%.

Top gainers

  • Al Sorayai Trading & Industrial Group (TADAWUL:1213) led advances, rising 9.94% - an increase of 2.30 points to close at 25.44.
  • Sahara International Petrochemical Company SJSC (TADAWUL:2310) added 4.78% or 0.67 points to finish at 14.70.
  • First Milling Company SJSC (TADAWUL:2283) climbed 4.35%, gaining 2.25 points to end the day at 54.00.

Largest declines

  • Development Works Food Co (TADAWUL:6013) posted the steepest fall, down 5.46% or 5.50 points to close at 95.20.
  • Saudi Arabia Refineries Co. (TADAWUL:2030) fell 5.14%, slipping 2.52 points to end at 46.52.
  • Dar Alarkan Real Estate Development (TADAWUL:4300) retreated 5.09% or 0.94 points to finish at 17.54.

Market breadth was negative at the sessions end, with falling issues outnumbering advancing ones by 230 to 98. An additional 24 stocks finished unchanged.

Commodities and currencies

  • Crude oil for August delivery declined 1.24% or $0.87 to settle at $69.47 a barrel.
  • Brent oil for September delivery was down 0.96% or $0.71 to $73.16 a barrel.
  • The August Gold Futures contract rose 0.31% or $12.50, trading at $4,021.30 a troy ounce.

On the currency front, EUR/SAR was effectively unchanged, moving 0.02% to 4.26, while USD/SAR was unchanged at 3.76, a 0.03% move. The US Dollar Index Futures was down 0.08% at 101.31.


Thursday's session left the Tadawul lower on the day with mixed outcomes among individual large movers, and modest shifts in major commodity and currency indicators.

Risks

  • Broad market weakness indicated by 230 decliners versus 98 advancers could pressure investor sentiment in affected sectors - particularly Real Estate Development, Media & Publishing and Agriculture & Food.
  • Downward moves in crude and Brent oil prices add uncertainty for energy- and commodity-linked equities.
  • Concentrated large declines in individual stocks could increase volatility for sector-specific indices and portfolios with exposure to the worst performers.

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