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رد: Saudi Arabia Economical and other News
Arabian Centres joins hands with National Housing to develop $160m mall in Riyadh RIYADH: Saudi mall operator and owner Arabian Centres Co. and National Housing Co. have signed an agreement to establish a SR600 million ($160 million) commercial mall in the Murcia residential project in northern Riyadh. Spread over a land area of around 180,000 square meters, the integrated mall with 45,000 square meters of gross leasable area, or GLA, will include 150 shops, hosting a range of international and local brands across fashion, casual dining, cinema and entertainment. Under the deal, a new company will be established with a capital of SR130 million, to be paid up equally by both parties, according to a bourse filing. The newly established company will lease the land from NHC for the purpose of developing the mall, with a total lease amounting to SR340 million, which will be paid in annual payments, it said. The development cost of the mall is estimated at SR260 million, where ACC will finance its share of it through its internal resources. The company expects the mall’s revenue to surpass SR50 million once it stabilizes. ACC plans to begin the construction of this mall during the second half of 2022 after the structure’s design gets approval. It is expected to open during the first half of 2025. Founded in 2016, NHC is one of the largest developers and enablers within the real estate system, promoting quality projects that enrich the market. Its Murcia residential project will include more than 5,000 homes and 570 apartments.
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رد: Saudi Arabia Economical and other News
Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport receives top accolades at Skytrax awards RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport has won the top accolade of ‘Most Improved Airport’ at the Skytrax 2022 World Airport Awards, as the Kingdom continues to strengthen its infrastructure to advance in the tourism and aviation sectors. These awards are given based on analyzing customers’ evaluations of services and facilities across over 550 airports worldwide. Apart from winning the ‘Most Improved Airport’ title, the Riyadh-based airport also bagged the 29th spot in Skytrax’s ‘World Top 100 Airports’, as it climbed 29 places this year from the 58th rank it grabbed in 2021. The airport was also ranked third on the list of the top 10 airports in the Middle East. Moreover, King Khalid International Airport also bagged the third spot for having the best airport staff in the Middle East. “This milestone demonstrates our ongoing commitment to the aspirations of Vision 2030 and the national aviation strategy,” said CEO Mohammed Al Maghlouth of Riyadh Airports Company, which manages and operates the King Khalid International Airport. Doha’s Hamad International Airport was ranked first in the list of ‘World Top 100 Airports’, followed by Tokyo’s Haneda Aiport and Singapore’s Changi Airport in the second and third spots respectively. All above source: Arab news June 19, 2022
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رد: Saudi Arabia Economical and other News
State-owned SEC appoints new CEO following strong annual profit performance RIYADH: Saudi Electricity Co. board has approved the appointment of Khalid Hamad Algnoon as its CEO as of June 20, a bourse filing reveals. The utility company previously reported a massive jump of 375 percent in annual profits due to continuous “implementation of regulatory and financial reforms in the electricity sector,” it said. The utility company saw its 2021 net profit soar to SR14.4 billion ($3.84 billion), up from SR3.03 billion a year earlier. In the first quarter of this year, its net profit slightly retreated to SR1.5 billion as opposed to SR1.7 billion in the prior-year period due to higher costs. Shares of the company rose 0.28 percent to SR21.88, as of 10:49 a.m. Saudi time. Source: Arab news June 20, 2022
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رد: Saudi Arabia Economical and other News
Leaders of Egypt, Bahrain, Jordan discuss US regional summit to be hosted by Saudi Arabia
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رد: Saudi Arabia Economical and other News
TASI opens almost flat after hitting its lowest close since December: Opening bell RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s main index started Monday morning almost flat after hitting its lowest close since last December on Sunday as global equity markets were shaken by aggressive interest rate hikes. TASI added 0.04 percent to 11,303, while the parallel market, Nomu, rose 0.10 percent to 20,761, as of 10:07 a.m. Saudi time Saudi Pharmaceutical Industries and Medical Appliances Corp. soared 3.23 percent, leading the market gainers; Saudi Paper Manufacturing Co. declined 4.32 percent, leading the market fallers. Al Hassan Ghazi Ibrahim Shaker Co. gained 0.85 percent, following the signing of an agreement to purchase 40 percent of Cashew Payments Holding Ltd. In the financial sector, the Kingdom’s largest valued bank Al Rajhi edged up 0.37 percent, while Alinma Bank fell 0.62 percent. Saudi Aramco, the largest player on the Saudi oil market, opened today’s trading down 0.41 percent. Saudi Electricity Co. fell 0.09 percent, following the appointment of Khalid Hamad Algnoon as CEO. Saudi Airlines Catering Co. edged down 1.32 percent, following the announcement that its accumulated losses have decreased to 19.3 percent of capital. Telecom giants stc increased 0.20 percent, while Zain KSA started the day flat. The energy market saw Brent crude traded at $113.80 a barrel and US West Texas Intermediate crude reached $109.58 a barrel, as of 10:02 a.m. Saudi time. Source: Arab news June 20, 2022
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رد: Saudi Arabia Economical and other News
Here’s what you need to know before Tadawul trading on Monday RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s main stock index hit its lowest close since last December on Sunday, mirroring a drop in oil prices. TASI, as the main index is known, lost 4.44 percent to 11,299, and the parallel market, Nomu, declined 3.55 percent to 20,740 at the closing bell. Elsewhere in the Middle East, stock exchanges of Qatar, Egypt, Bahrain, and Kuwait shed between 1 percent and 3.5 percent, while the Omani bourse ended flat. In energy trading, oil prices extended losses after recording their first weekly decline in over a month. Brent crude oil fell to $113.8 a barrel while US West Texas Intermediate reached $110.15 a barrel at 9:09 a.m. Saudi time on Monday. Stock news Alkhorayef Water and Power Technologies Co. was awarded a SR228 million ($60 million) contract with the National Water Co. Alamar Foods set its initial public offering price range at SR103-115 per share and will run the book-building period from June 20 to June 27 Aramco-Total JV’s unit Arabian Aramco Total Services Co. redeemed SR208 million of its Sukuk, bringing the outstanding principal to SR1.67 billion Arabian Contracting Services Co. secured a deal with Elevision Media to become the exclusive agent for Dubai International Financial Centre’s advertisements AC distributor Al Hassan Ghazi Ibrahim Shaker Co. entered an initial agreement to buy a 40 percent stake in fintech platform Cashew Payments Holding Ltd. Saudi Airlines Catering Co. reported that its accumulated losses have decreased to 19.3 percent of its capital Saudi Electricity Co. named Khalid Hamad Algnoon as CEO effective June 20 Saudi Aramco awarded two contracts valued at $673 million in total to Abu Dhabi-based National Petroleum Construction Co. Aljouf Mineral Water Bottling Co. said its board approved doubling capital to SR47 million by granting bonus shares to shareholders Amana Cooperative Insurance Co.’s rights issue was 72 percent subscribed, generating SR215 million in proceeds Al Sagr Cooperative Insurance Co. obtained approval from the Saudi central bank to renew its license for providing insurance services in the Kingdom Saudi Azm for Communication and Information Technology Co.’s board proposed a share buyback of up to 100,000 shares worth SR20 million Somou Real Estate Co. secured a three-year Shariah-compliant loan worth SR50 million from Riyad Bank Source: Arab news June 20, 2022 Monday
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رد: Saudi Arabia Economical and other News
MBC-backed Al Arabia becomes exclusive agent for DIFC’s advertisements RIYADH: Arabian Contracting Services Co., known as Al Arabia, has secured a deal to become the exclusive agent for Dubai International Financial Centre’s advertisements for seven years. The Saudi-listed outdoor marketing provider signed the agreement with Elevision Media, which owns the advertising rights of DIFC, on Sunday, a bourse filing revealed. Al Arabia said it expects the move to reflect on its financial statements starting from the fourth quarter of 202.2 It added that it’s exploring acquiring a majority stake in Elevision Media in a bid to expand its presence in the region and increase its advertising network. Established in 2004, DIFC is the largest financial center in the Middle East and Africa as well as the 19th largest globally. ٍSource: Arab news June 20, 2022
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رد: Saudi Arabia Economical and other News
Saudi starts phase 2 land program to increase housing supply in its metropolis RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has started the second phase of its Idle Lands Program in the metropolis of Makkah, Jeddah and Dammam metropolises to increase housing supply in the market, Chief Idle Lands Program Officer Abdulhamid Al Hammad told Alarabiya. This phase, which will also expand its scope in Makkah, focuses on lands within neighborhoods of 10,000 meters or more, or 10,000 meters in total. This was based on economic and real estate studies related to increasing the real estate supply to reduce the gap in demand, he added. The Idle Land Program aims to increase home ownership for Saudi families to 70 percent by 2030 by developing infrastructure for housing. The program seeks to encourage landowners to develop their properties and pump more real estate supply into the market rather than imposing fees, according to Al Hammad. Source: Arab news June 22, 2022
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رد: Saudi Arabia Economical and other News
Saudi Arabia closes two trenches of SR-dominated Sukuk totaling $1.5bn in June RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s National Debt Management Center has closed the issuance of SR5.44 billion ($1.5 billion) SR-denominated Sukuk in June. In a statement, the office, known as NDMC, said the Sukuk offering was divided into two tranches. The first tranche has a size of SR2.86 billion to mature in 2030, while the second one amounts to SR2.58 billion, maturing in 2034. Source: Arab news June 22, 2022
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رد: Saudi Arabia Economical and other News
Brexit will cost UK workers £470 a year, study predicts LONDON: Britain is becoming a more closed economy due to Brexit, with damaging long-term implications for productivity and wages which will leave the average worker £470 ($577) a year poorer by the end of the decade, a study forecast on Wednesday. The report was written by London School of Economics associate professor Swati Dhingra — who will join the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee in August — and researchers from the Resolution Foundation think tank. The COVID-19 pandemic, which struck just after Britain left the European Union in January 2020, has complicated the task of analizing the impact of Brexit. New post-Brexit trade rules which took effect in January 2021 unexpectedly did not lead to a persistent fall in British trade with the EU, relative to that with the rest of the world, the researchers said. “Instead, Brexit has had a more diffuse impact by reducing the UK’s competitiveness and openness to trade with a wider range of countries. This will ultimately reduce productivity, and workers’ real wages too,” Resolution Foundation economist Sophie Hale said. Britain does not face tariffs on goods exports to the EU, but there are greater regulatory barriers. The net effect of these would lower productivity across the economy by 1.3 percent by 2030 compared with an unchanged trade relationship — translating to a 1.8 percent real-terms fall in annual pay of £470 per worker. These figures do not include any assessment of the impact of changed migration rules. The impact for some sectors will be much starker. Britain’s small but high profile fishing industry — many of whose members advocated strongly for Brexit — was likely to shrink by 30 percent due to difficulties exporting its fresh catch to EU customers, the report said. By contrast, although highly regulated professional services such as finance, insurance and law will find it harder to serve EU clients, their share of the British economy was only likely to drop by 0.3 percentage points to 20.2 percent. Source: Arab news June 22, 2022
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