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SAUDI TADAWUL GROUP – Attractive investment destination that connects the East and West
Saudi Tadawul Group is a leading capital markets Group and well positioned to act as a bridge between global foreign investors and the region's economies, as it’s the operator of one of the largest exchanges in the world and the leading exchange in the MENA region based on market capitalization and liquidity.
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The historic transformation in Saudi Arabia relies heavily upon a solid financial ecosystem. It requires an advanced capital market, refined financial institutions and a globally recognized stock exchange as key enablers of growth. Saudi Tadawul Group has been a champion in enabling this transformation, ensuring the continuous development of Saudi Arabia’s capital market and facilitating an investment environment that is on par with the most developed markets in the world.
Eng. Khalid Abdullah Al-Hussan CEO of Saudi Tadawul Group
Our equity story
As one of the key enablers of the Saudi economy and the foundational pillar of the Financial Sector Development Program under Vision 2030, the Company is contributing to Vision 2030 by supporting the development of a thriving economy with a technologically advanced and integrated capital market at its center.
With over 250 listed companies and a market capitalization of over SAR 10 trillion, Saudi Tadawul Group is a national champion and a foundational pillar to the delivery of the Financial Sector Development Program (FSDP) under Vision 2030.
The Group maintains a diversified business model that is integrated across all the relevant business lines, which allows us to offer a full array of capital markets related products and services. The Group has strong strategic and competitive positioning supported by its scale, growth profile, and position at the heart of a large-scale economic transformation agenda.
Saudi Tadawul Group's vision is to be a global capital markets leader, acting as a key global financial hub and leveraging its position at the intersect of East and West. In developing the Saudi capital market, it is one of the key foundational pillars of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, as well as being one of the major drivers of the FSDP. Furthermore, the Group is positioning itself to accelerate its growth, strengthen its operational and financial performance, diversify its world-class offering across solutions and technologies and attract a broader client base in the Kingdom, the region and internationally.
IPO
On 8 December 2021, Saudi Tadawul Group Holding Company officially listed its shares and commenced trading on the Saudi Exchange, following the successful completion of its initial public offering.
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Effective corporate governance ensures that a Board of Directors and Management team work together to oversee and manage the operations and activity of an organization. As such, the Saudi Tadawul Group has developed a governance manual in accordance with the Corporate Governance Regulations (CGRs) issued by the Capital Market Authority (CMA).
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FAQs
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When was the Saudi Tadawul Group established?
The Saudi Tadawul Group was established in March 2021 following the transformation of the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) into a Holding Group structure. The Group is the parent of a portfolio of four wholly owned subsidiaries and one partially owned subsidiary. Each subsidiary operates independently while benefitting from a vertically integrated and scalable business model.
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What is the recent material development Related to the New Fees Structure for the Services Provided by the Group’s Subsidiaries?
Saudi Tadawul Group Holding Co. announced the issuance of the Capital Market Authority "CMA" Board resolution dated 26 March 2022 which includes the approval of the new fees structure for the services provided by the Group’s subsidiaries (the Saudi Exchange, Securities Depository Center “Edaa”, and Securities Clearing Center “Muqassa”) in regards to the shares buy and sell commissions, the units of Real Estate Investment Traded Funds (REITs), Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), Closed-end Funds (CEFs), and Tradable Rights.
The new fees structure for the above-mentioned services which will be charged by the Saudi Exchange, Securities Depository Center “Edaa”, and Securities Clearing Center “Muqassa” will be calculated as following:
- The new fees structure for the trading service, which will be charged by the Saudi Exchange, shall be (0.00009), which equals to (0.9) basis points of the executed transaction value.
- The new fees structure for the settlement service, which will be charged by the Securities Depository Center “Edaa”, shall be (0.00005), which is equal to (0.5) basis points of the executed transaction value.
- The new fees structure for the safekeeping service, which will be charged by the Securities Depository Center “Edaa”, shall be (0.00001), which is equal to (0.1) basis points of the executed transaction value.
- The new fees structure for the clearing service, which will be charged by the Securities Clearing Center “Muqassa”, shall be (0.00005), which is equal to (0.5) basis points of the executed transaction value.
The restructuring fees for the above-mentioned services will not have an impact on the current total buy and sell commission where its (15.5) basis points.
The implementation of the new fees structure started from 3 April 2022, coinciding with the launch of a bundle of enhancements to develop post trade infrastructure.
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What is the difference between the “Saudi Tadawul Group” and the “Saudi Exchange Company”?
The Saudi Tadawul Group’s integrated and diverse business model is a key enabler for sustainable top-line revenue growth and innovation. The operational independence of each subsidiary facilitates an agile environment and supports rapid responses to evolving global and regional market trends.
The Saudi Exchange Company ("the Saudi Exchange"), a wholly owned subsidiary, acts as a stock exchange in the Kingdom, enabling companies to raise capital through offerings made on a platform and list their securities. Apart from listing services, the Saudi Exchange also provides cash trading, derivatives trading, market information, client relations and operational services.