Saudi Arabia’s benchmark index TASI ended the period between the 2025 and 2026 Eid Al-Adha holidays with a slight gain of 0.2%, or 23 points.
The index closed the last trading session before the Eid holiday on May 21, 2026 at 11,499 points, compared to 11,005 points during the corresponding period last year. 
During the period, the Saudi market witnessed several major developments, most notably the ongoing conflict in the Middle East involving the US, Israel, and Iran, which affected oil prices and global markets.
The Federal Reserve also maintained interest rates within the range of 3.50% to 3.75%.
Since the beginning of 2026 through the Eid Al-Adha holiday, the index has gained 5.1%, or 537 points.
Trading on the Saudi market will resume on May 31.
Performance between Eid Al-Adha Holidays
Period
Opening
Closing
Change (Points)
Change (%)
2004 -2005
4,584
9,187
+4,603
+100%
2005 -2006
9,187
7,933
(1,254)
(14%)
2006 -2007
7,933
11,350
+3,417
+43%
2007 -2008
11,350
4,655
(6,695)
(59%)
2008 -2009
4,655
6,356
+1,701
+37%
2009 -2010
6,356
6,444
+88
+1%
2010 -2011
6,444
6,216
(228)
(4%)
2011 -2012
6,216
6,791
+575
+9%
2012 -2013
6,791
7,983
+1,192
+18%
2013 -2014
7,983
10,851
+2,869
+36%
2014 -2015
10,851
7,443
(3,408)
(31%)
2015 -2016
7,443
6,177
(1,266)
(17%)
2016 -2017
6,177
7,259
+1,082
+18%
2017- 2018
7,259
7,867
+608
+8%
2018 -2019
7,867
8,550
+683
+9%
2019 -2020
8,550
7,459
(1,091)
(13%)
2020 -2021
7,459
10,795
+3,336
+45%
2021 – 2022
10,795
11,417
+622
+6%
2022 – 2023
11,417
11,459
+42
+0.4%
2023 – 2024
11,459
11,499
+40
+0.3%
2024 – 2025
11,499
11,005
(494)
(4%)
2025 – 2026
11,005
11,028
+23
+0.2%
Petro Rabigh topped gainers with a surge of 135%, followed by Electrical Industries at 104%, Rasan at 88%, and East Pipes at 68%.
Top Gainers*
Company
June 4, 2025 (SAR)
May 21, 2026 (SAR)
Change
Petro Rabigh
6.79
15.97
135%
Electrical Industries
7.64
15.61
104%
Rasan
80.30
151.00
88%
East Pipes
116.40
195.90
68%
ADES
13.58
19.68
45%
Kingdom Holding
8.62
12.35
43%
SABIC AN
97.50
138.70
42%
Bahri
24.52
33.80
38%
MIS
142.00
188.50
33%
Maharah
5.03
6.64
32%
Luberef
99.70
127.30
28%
Jarir
12.46
15.77
27%
Al Babtain
51.70
64.80
25%
Al Yamamah Steel
30.70
38.26
25%
AMAK
59.60
73.60
23%
Maaden
50.40
62.15
23%
SISCO Holding
28.60
34.70
21%
Enaya
9.22
11.16
21%
Saudi Kayan
4.94
5.80
17%
SPIMACO
24.80
28.98
17%
Top Losers
Naseej recorded the steepest decline, slumping 74%, followed by Saudi Fisheries and Nice One, both down 60%.
Top Losers*
Company
June 4, 2025 (SAR)
May 21, 2026 (SAR)
Change
Naseej
84.60
22.26
(74%)
Saudi Fisheries
97.00
38.54
(60%)
Nice One
32.50
13.07
(60%)
UCA
7.24
3.02
(58%)
Al-Etihad Insurance
13.72
5.83
(58%)
Redan
29.13
13.04
(55%)
ACIG
12.48
5.79
(54%)
Jahez
26.05
12.30
(53%)
SRMG
147.00
78.20
(47%)
Lumi
62.90
34.10
(46%)
Walaa
17.68
9.88
(44%)
Al Jouf Cement
8.66
4.86
(44%)
MBC
43.30
24.70
(43%)
Riyadh Development
32.20
18.38
(43%)
Saudi Darb
3.62
2.07
(43%)
Tihama
26.33
15.08
(43%)
Al Khaleej Training
26.60
15.24
(43%)
Entaj
44.55
25.56
(43%)
Mutakamela
14.90
8.56
(43%)
Gulf General
6.36
3.66
(42%)
Blue chips
Blue chips showed mixed performance during the period, with 12 stocks advancing and 8 declining.
Al Rajhi Bank gained 7%, Saudi Aramco (13%), and SNB (15%).
SABIC Agri-Nutrients led gains among blue chips, leaping 42%, followed by Bahri (38%) and Maaden (23%).
On the downside, ACWA Power fell 31%, followed by Jabal Omar (28%), and Sulaiman Al Habib (16%).
Blue chips*
Company
June 4, 2025 (SAR)
May 21, 2026 (SAR)
Change
Al Rajhi Bank
62.20
66.60
7%
Saudi Aramco
24.80
27.90
13%
SNB
34.25
39.40
15%
Maaden
50.40
62.15
23%
stc
43.00
44.04
2%
ACWA Power
267.67
184.70
(31%)
Alinma Bank
21.96
24.00
9%
Riyad Bank
20.89
20.14
(4%)
SABIC
55.20
57.20
4%
SAB
17.46
19.13
10%
Sulaiman Al Habib
58.50
63.60
9%
BSF
Mobily
Almarai
51.00
46.10
(10%)
Bank Albilad
25.85
24.38
(6%)
SABIC AN
97.50
138.70
42%
ANB
21.52
21.20
(1%)
Bahri
24.52
33.80
38%
Dar Al Arkan
19.50
16.78
(14%)
Jabal Omar
21.10
15.20
(28%)
Listed REITs
The REIT sector also posted mixed performance, with 8 funds rising and 11 declining.
Al AZIZIAH REIT led gainers with a 20% surge, followed by SEDCO Capital REIT (+13%) and Jadwa REIT Saudi (+11%).
On the other hand, AlJazira REIT was the worst performer, dropping 20%, followed by Jadwa REIT Al Haramain with a fall of 18%.
Saudi Arabia’s benchmark index TASI ended the period between the 2025 and 2026 Eid Al-Adha holidays with a slight gain of 0.2%, or 23 points.
The index closed the last trading session before the Eid holiday on May 21, 2026 at 11,499 points, compared to 11,005 points during the corresponding period last year.
During the period, the Saudi market witnessed several major developments, most notably the ongoing conflict in the Middle East involving the US, Israel, and Iran, which affected oil prices and global markets.
The Federal Reserve also maintained interest rates within the range of 3.50% to 3.75%.
Since the beginning of 2026 through the Eid Al-Adha holiday, the index has gained 5.1%, or 537 points.
Trading on the Saudi market will resume on May 31.
Performance between Eid Al-Adha Holidays
Period
Opening
Closing
Change (Points)
Change (%)
2004 -2005
4,584
9,187
+4,603
+100%
2005 -2006
9,187
7,933
(1,254)
(14%)
2006 -2007
7,933
11,350
+3,417
+43%
2007 -2008
11,350
4,655
(6,695)
(59%)
2008 -2009
4,655
6,356
+1,701
+37%
2009 -2010
6,356
6,444
+88
+1%
2010 -2011
6,444
6,216
(228)
(4%)
2011 -2012
6,216
6,791
+575
+9%
2012 -2013
6,791
7,983
+1,192
+18%
2013 -2014
7,983
10,851
+2,869
+36%
2014 -2015
10,851
7,443
(3,408)
(31%)
2015 -2016
7,443
6,177
(1,266)
(17%)
2016 -2017
6,177
7,259
+1,082
+18%
2017- 2018
7,259
7,867
+608
+8%
2018 -2019
7,867
8,550
+683
+9%
2019 -2020
8,550
7,459
(1,091)
(13%)
2020 -2021
7,459
10,795
+3,336
+45%
2021 – 2022
10,795
11,417
+622
+6%
2022 – 2023
11,417
11,459
+42
+0.4%
2023 – 2024
11,459
11,499
+40
+0.3%
2024 – 2025
11,499
11,005
(494)
(4%)
2025 – 2026
11,005
11,028
+23
+0.2%
Petro Rabigh topped gainers with a surge of 135%, followed by Electrical Industries at 104%, Rasan at 88%, and East Pipes at 68%.
Top Gainers*
Company
June 4, 2025 (SAR)
May 21, 2026 (SAR)
Change
Petro Rabigh
6.79
15.97
135%
Electrical Industries
7.64
15.61
104%
Rasan
80.30
151.00
88%
East Pipes
116.40
195.90
68%
ADES
13.58
19.68
45%
Kingdom Holding
8.62
12.35
43%
SABIC AN
97.50
138.70
42%
Bahri
24.52
33.80
38%
MIS
142.00
188.50
33%
Maharah
5.03
6.64
32%
Luberef
99.70
127.30
28%
Jarir
12.46
15.77
27%
Al Babtain
51.70
64.80
25%
Al Yamamah Steel
30.70
38.26
25%
AMAK
59.60
73.60
23%
Maaden
50.40
62.15
23%
SISCO Holding
28.60
34.70
21%
Enaya
9.22
11.16
21%
Saudi Kayan
4.94
5.80
17%
SPIMACO
24.80
28.98
17%
Top Losers
Naseej recorded the steepest decline, slumping 74%, followed by Saudi Fisheries and Nice One, both down 60%.
Top Losers*
Company
June 4, 2025 (SAR)
May 21, 2026 (SAR)
Change
Naseej
84.60
22.26
(74%)
Saudi Fisheries
97.00
38.54
(60%)
Nice One
32.50
13.07
(60%)
UCA
7.24
3.02
(58%)
Al-Etihad Insurance
13.72
5.83
(58%)
Redan
29.13
13.04
(55%)
ACIG
12.48
5.79
(54%)
Jahez
26.05
12.30
(53%)
SRMG
147.00
78.20
(47%)
Lumi
62.90
34.10
(46%)
Walaa
17.68
9.88
(44%)
Al Jouf Cement
8.66
4.86
(44%)
MBC
43.30
24.70
(43%)
Riyadh Development
32.20
18.38
(43%)
Saudi Darb
3.62
2.07
(43%)
Tihama
26.33
15.08
(43%)
Al Khaleej Training
26.60
15.24
(43%)
Entaj
44.55
25.56
(43%)
Mutakamela
14.90
8.56
(43%)
Gulf General
6.36
3.66
(42%)
Blue chips
Blue chips showed mixed performance during the period, with 12 stocks advancing and 8 declining.
Al Rajhi Bank gained 7%, Saudi Aramco (13%), and SNB (15%).
SABIC Agri-Nutrients led gains among blue chips, leaping 42%, followed by Bahri (38%) and Maaden (23%).
On the downside, ACWA Power fell 31%, followed by Jabal Omar (28%), and Sulaiman Al Habib (16%).
Blue chips*
Company
June 4, 2025 (SAR)
May 21, 2026 (SAR)
Change
Al Rajhi Bank
62.20
66.60
7%
Saudi Aramco
24.80
27.90
13%
SNB
34.25
39.40
15%
Maaden
50.40
62.15
23%
stc
43.00
44.04
2%
ACWA Power
267.67
184.70
(31%)
Alinma Bank
21.96
24.00
9%
Riyad Bank
20.89
20.14
(4%)
SABIC
55.20
57.20
4%
SAB
17.46
19.13
10%
Sulaiman Al Habib
58.50
63.60
9%
BSF
Mobily
Almarai
51.00
46.10
(10%)
Bank Albilad
25.85
24.38
(6%)
SABIC AN
97.50
138.70
42%
ANB
21.52
21.20
(1%)
Bahri
24.52
33.80
38%
Dar Al Arkan
19.50
16.78
(14%)
Jabal Omar
21.10
15.20
(28%)
Listed REITs
The REIT sector also posted mixed performance, with 8 funds rising and 11 declining.
Al AZIZIAH REIT led gainers with a 20% surge, followed by SEDCO Capital REIT (+13%) and Jadwa REIT Saudi (+11%).
On the other hand, AlJazira REIT was the worst performer, dropping 20%, followed by Jadwa REIT Al Haramain with a fall of 18%.
