Saudi Tadawul announces the issuance of approval to Al Ahli Financial Company to conduct market-making activities on MT30 Index (SF30) futures contracts and Single Stock (SSF) futures contracts.

The Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) announces its approval of Al-Ahli Capital's request to conduct market-making activities for MT30 Index futures contracts, as well as single-stock futures contracts linked to the shares of five listed companies: Saudi Aramco, STC, Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma'aden), National Commercial Bank (NCB), and Al Rajhi Bank. This is a significant step for the derivatives market, expected to enhance liquidity and attract both traders and hedgers.

The market maker’s obligations include providing buy and sell prices for contracts covered by market making, and complying with requirements related to market depth, trading volume, and order retention time, in accordance with the regulations and procedures for market making approved by Tadawul Saudi Arabia.
This approval also comes after the termination of the previous market-making agreement for Al Ahli Financial Company.

Al Ahli Financial Company commenced market-making activities for MT30 Index futures and single stock futures on 19/08/2026 AD as specified in the market-making regulations and procedures.

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