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The Saudi stock market index (TASI) opened Sunday's trading session with a 1.1% increase, amid gains in 250 companies and trading volume exceeding 600 million riyals. See details of the opening and company performance.

Details of Al Munif Company's signing of a contract to purchase 50 Shacman truck heads for 7.87 million riyals as part of the 2030 strategy. Learn about the payment terms and the expected financial impact.

Shalfa Facilities Management Company signed a contract with the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority worth 17.3 million riyals to manage and operate properties at land ports for a period of two years.

The board of directors of East Pipes approved an investment of SAR 33.6 million to acquire handling assets and equipment. Learn more about the deal, its expected financial impact, and its role in cost reduction.

A medical company announced the awarding of a contract worth 128.9 million riyals to the Ministry of National Guard to supply orthopedic supplies through its subsidiary, International Supplies, for a period of 18 months.

Learning Academy appoints Istidama as financial advisor for its move from Nomu to Tadawul. Learn more about the deal and the importance of the move to the main market in light of Vision 2030.

Baladi Poultry Company signed a 7-year partnership agreement with Al-Munajem Foods to market and distribute products locally and internationally, enhancing food security and supporting the national product.

Almarai Company's profits grew by 8% in the fourth quarter of 2025, reaching 464.8 million riyals, supported by the growth of the dairy and bakery sectors and the expansion of the poultry sector.

Eastern Pipes has agreed to build a new pipe coating line in Dammam at a cost of 78.5 million riyals. The project aims to double production capacity and meet increasing demand.

Al Majdiyah Company signed a SAR 500 million financing agreement with Alinma Bank for a period of 10 years. Learn about the financing details and its objectives in supporting real estate expansion.