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18/04/1447 02:35 AST
Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share Index closed higher on Thursday, rising 24.04 points, or 0.21 percent, to end at 11,583.31.
The total trading turnover for the main index stood at SR4.70 billion ($1.24 billion), with 254.9 million shares changing hands. A total of 119 stocks advanced, while 127 declined.
The MT30 index, which tracks the performance of the top 30 companies by market capitalization, edged up 2.13 points, or 0.14 percent, to 1,509.75. The Nomu parallel market also climbed 112.17 points, or 0.44 percent, to close at 25,805.42, with 47 gainers and 37 losers.
Saudi Automotive Services Co. was the session's top performer, surging 9.96 percent to SR65.15.
It was followed by Aldrees Petroleum and Transport Services Co., which gained 6.93 percent to SR142, and Riyadh Cables Group Co., which rose 5.48 percent to SR136.60.
Other notable gainers included Dallah Healthcare Co., advancing 3.24 percent to SR153, and Liva Insurance Co., which added 2.90 percent to SR13.50.
On the losing side, Gas Arabian Services Co. fell 4.02 percent to SR16.24, while Methanol Chemicals Co. dropped 3.08 percent to SR10.39.
Halwani Bros. Co. declined 2.23 percent to SR39.54, followed by Batic Investments and Logistics Co., which slipped 2.16 percent to SR2.27, and National Metal Manufacturing and Casting Co., down 1.93 percent at SR17.30.
On the announcement front, Rabigh Refining and Petrochemical Co. announced the resignation of two board members, including Noriki Takanishi, vice chairman of the board, and Tetsuo Takahashi, a member of the Audit Committee.
The company said the resignations are linked to the recent completion of Saudi Aramco's acquisition of Sumitomo's 22.58 percent stake in Petro Rabigh, following a share sale transaction between Saudi Aramco and Sumitomo Chemical Co. Ltd.
The board also approved the appointment of Abdullah Al-Suwehfer and Hamad Al-Daghther as new non-executive members, pending ratification by the general assembly. Shares of Petro Rabigh closed 2.47 percent higher at SR7.90.
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