Turn on more accessible mode
Turn off more accessible mode
Home
|
Media Center
|
Careers
Personal
Accounts
Loans
eBanking
NRI Business
Other Services
Corporate
Corporate Banking
International Banking
Syndicated Loans
Trade Finance
Long Term Finance
Working Capital Facilities
SMEs Facility Application – Law (2) – 2021
Investor Relations
Our Strategy
Financials
Financial News
BBK News
Local & Global Market
Shareholder's Queries
Customer Service
Branch Timing
Request for Support
Security Center
FAQ
Tutorials
Contact Us
About Us
About Us
BBK Network
Subsidiaries
Board of Directors
Executive Management
Divisions
Corporate Governance
Our Strategy
Financials
Overview
Quarterly Reports 2010
Annual Report 2009
Annual Report 2008
Annual Report 2007
Annual Report 2006
Annual Report 2005
Annual Report 2004
Annual Report 2003
Annual Report 2001
Previous Quarter Results
Pillar Disclosures
LCR Reports
Financial News
BBK News
Local & Global Market
Shareholder's Queries
Internet Banking
Retail login
Help
|
Alert
What do you want to do?
Select here
Access Retail Internet Banking
Home
Investor Relations
Financial News
FinancialNews
27-10-22
TASI closes Wednesday’s session on lower note
(MENAFN) Saudi Arabia’s benchmark index decreased for the second day in a row as an outcome of mixed gains declaration.
The Tadawul All Share Index dropped 1.46 percent to close reaching 11,798, whereas the similar market Nomu fell 1.12 percent to close at 19,714
Saudi oil giant Aramco closed the day dropping 1.82 percent, whereas Rabigh Refining and Petrochemical Co. fell 2.27 percent.
Saudi National Bank, the nation’s biggest lender, fell 2.60 percent, following its latest declaration of a 42 percent rise in revenue to SR14 billion (USD3.8 billion).
The Kingdom’s highest valuable bank, Al Rajhi, shed by 1.70 percent, after recording a 19 percent junmp in revenue to SR13 billion (USD3.4 billion) in the January-September period of this year.
Yanbu Cement Co. earned 2.07 percent, with income 4 percent higher to SR156 million for the third quarter.
SABIC Agri-Nutrients Co. fell 2.67 percent, in spite of a 219 percent increase in revenue to SR8 billion (USD2.1 billion) throughout the January-September period of this year.
MENAFN27102022000045014228ID1105087082
View complete sitemap
Personal
Accounts
Loans
Mortgage
eBanking
ATM
Internet Banking
SMS Banking
NRI Business
Other Services
Corporate
Corporate Banking
International Banking
Syndicated Loans
Trade Finance
Long Term Finance
Working Capital Facilities
SMEs Facility Application – Law (2) – 2021
Investor Relations
Our Strategy
Financials
LCR Reports
Financial News
BBK News
Local & Global Market
Shareholder's Queries
Customer Service
Branch Timing
Request for Support
Security Center
FAQ
BBK tariffs
Tutorials
Customer Protection
Contact Us
About Us
About Us
BBK Network
Subsidiaries
Board of Directors
Executive Management
Divisions
Corporate Governance
Follow us