​The CMA has issued its resolution approving the public offer, by "Al Rajhi Capital", of "Al Rajhi Saudi Health Care Equity Fund".

An Investment decision without reading the Terms and Conditions carefully or fully reviewing its content may involve high risk. Therefore, investors should carefully read the Terms and Conditions which includes detailed information on the Fund, investment strategy and risk factors, and carefully study it to be able to assess the feasibility of taking into consideration the associated risks. If the Terms and conditions proves difficult to understand, it is recommended to refer to the fund manager for more information.

The CMA's approval of the fund should never be considered as a recommendation to subscribe in the fund, The CMA's approval of the fund merely means that the legal requirements as per the Capital Market Law and its Implementing Regulations have been met.​

​The CMA has issued its resolution approving Mulkia Investment Company's request to increase its capital from SAR (78,000,000) to SAR (90,000,000) through issuing (1) bonus share for every (6.5) existing shares owned by the shareholders who are registered in the shareholders registry at the Security Depository Center as of the closing of the second trading day after the due date which will be determined later by the Company's board, such increase will be paid by transferring an amount of SAR (12,000,000) from “Retained earnings" account to the Company's capital. Consequently, increasing the Company's outstanding shares from (7,800,000) shares to (9,000,000) shares, by an increase of (1,200,000) shares. The extraordinary general assembly shall be held within six months from this approval date and the Company shall satisfy all regulatory requirements and applicable laws.

The Capital Market Authority (CMA) announces the issuance of a final decision by the Appeal Committee for the Resolution of Securities Disputes (ACRSD) against 11 violators, for violating Article (49.a) of the Capital Market Law and Article (7) of the Market Conduct Regulations, by manipulating the financial statements of Middle East Healthcare Company (Saudi German Health) during the period from 2018 – 2021, and fining them collectively approximately SAR 18 million for such violations.

In accordance with the ACRSD's decision, a number of the Company's board members and audit committee members were convicted, namely: Subhi Abduljalil Ibrahim Battrajee, Makarem Subhi Abduljalil Battrajee, Sultan Subhi Abduljalil Battrajee, Khalid Abduljalil Ibrahim Battrajee, Muhammad Abdulrahman Muhammad Mu'menah, Ahmad Muhammad Khalid Abdulrazzaq Aldahlawi, Ali Abdulrahman Abdullah Alquwaiz, Amr Muhammad Khalid Khashoggi, Muhammad Mustafa bin Muhammad Omar bin Siddiq, Walid Abdulaziz Abbas Ahmad Saleh Kayyal, and Saleh Ahmad Ali Hafni; of violating Article (49.a) of the Capital Market Law and Article (7) of the Market Conduct Regulations, for their act, in their capacity as members of the board of directors of Middle East Healthcare Company (Saudi German Health) and members of its audit committee, of inflating the Company's revenues and creating a false and misleading impression regarding its book value, by acknowledging undue total revenues that reached SAR 358,044,138, despite the knowledge of the Company's board of directors and audit committee of the low likelihood of collecting such revenues. This resulted in the inclusion of inaccurate information in the financial statements subject to the violation, extending from the financial year ending on 31/12/2018 till the initial financial period ending on 30/09/2021, which affected the Company's assets and caused its financial statements to be presented untruthfully and its revenues to be inflated.

The ACRSD's decision included imposing a fine on the convicted Makarem Subhi Abduljalil Battrajee in the amount of (3.1) million Saudi Riyals, and fines on the convicted: Subhi Abduljalil Ibrahim Battrajee, Sultan Subhi Abduljalil Battrajee, Khalid Abduljalil Ibrahim Battrajee, and Muhammad Abdulrahman Muhammad Mu'menah, in the amount of (2.1) million Saudi Riyals each, and fined the convicted Ahmad Muhammad Khalid Abdulrazzaq Aldahlawi (1.98) million Saudi Riyals, and fined the convicted Ali Abdulrahman Abdullah Alquwaiz (1.08) million Saudi Riyals, and fined the convicted Amr Muhammad Khalid Khashoggi (1.6) million Saudi Riyals, and banned them from working in entities under the supervision of the CMA for a period of one year.

The decision further included fining the convicted Muhammad Mustafa bin Muhammad Omar bin Siddiq (500) thousand Saudi Riyals, the convicted Walid Abdulaziz Abbas Ahmad Saleh Kayyal (580) thousand Saudi Riyals, and the convicted Saleh Ahmad Ali Hafni (680) thousand Saudi Riyals, and banning them from working in entities under the supervision of the CMA for a period of six months.

The CMA explained that the ACRSD's final decision came as a result of joint coordination and cooperation between the CMA and relevant concerned authorities, and in light of the public penal lawsuit filed by the Public Prosecution, referred to it by the CMA in March 2024​, against the violator for violating the Capital Market Law and its Implementing Regulations.

The CMA stresses the importance of investors' confidence in the capital market for its growth and prosperity. The CMA continuously monitors any violating behaviors, identifies the perpetrators, and processes the necessary procedures to impose deterrent penalties against them, in order to enhance the CMA's efforts aimed at creating an attractive investment environment for all categories of investors and safe from unfair or unsound practices or that involve fraud, cheating, misleading, deception or manipulation.

The CMA indicated that the GS-CRSD announced to the public on its website the identity of the violators after the violations and sanctions were proven and the final decision was issued by ACRSD. It can be viewed through the following link (Announcement link)

The GS-CRSD, from its side, announced that any person affected by the violations subject to this case is entitled to file a compensation claim (as individual or class action) with the Committee for Resolution of Securities Disputes (CRSD) for the damage suffered due to these violations, provided that this must be preceded by filing a complaint with the CMA in this regard via the following link: (Link to file a complaint).

Furthermore, the GS-CRSD will announce to the public on its website upon the filing of any class action, to enable other investors affected by the same violations to apply to the CRSD to join the class action.​

​In accordance to the Capital Market Law issued by Royal Decree No. (M/30) dated 02/06/1424H and its Implementing Regulations, the Capital Market Authority announces that Sukuk Capital Company has completed the commencements of business requirements to conduct Custody Activity in the Securities Business licensed as per CMA approval dated 16/05/1447H corresponding to 06/11/2025G

​The Capital Market Authority (CMA) referred 17 suspects to the Public Prosecution, including former and current Board Members of Cenomi Retail (Fawaz Abdulaziz Alhokair & Co.), a CEO, as well as several Financial Managers in the company and Members of the Audit Team at the company's Former Auditor. The referral is due to suspected violations of the Capital Market Law and the Market Conduct Regulations, as well as suspected breaches of the Companies Law by certain Board Members and the acting CEO. The Public Prosecution has filed the penal case against the suspects with the Committee for Resolution of Securities Disputes (CRSD).

The referral to the Public Prosecution was made in accordance with the decision of the CMA Board, based on the results of the forensic inspection conducted by the team appointed by the CMA to carry out forensic inspection procedures on the company and examine its accounts under paragraph (c) of Article Five of the Capital Market Law and Article 270 of the Companies Law. The results of the forensic inspection indicated suspected involvement of some of the suspects in creating a false and misleading impression regarding the value of the company's security, in addition to using the company's funds and their authorities against the company's interests for personal purposes and to benefit companies in which they had an interest.

The CMA emphasizes to all participants in the capital market that unlawful practices involving fraud, deceit, misrepresentation, and manipulation constitute violations subjecting their perpetrators to regulatory accountability and the imposition of penalties stipulated in the Capital Market Law, its Implementing Regulations, and the Companies Law. The CMA stresses that it will not hesitate to pursue market manipulators by monitoring their transactions under its powers granted by the Capital Market Law and the Companies Law, in cooperation with the relevant concerned authorities, and in fulfillment of its responsibility to protect citizens and investors from unfair or improper practices, while ensuring justice, adequacy, and transparency in securities transactions.

The General Secretariat of the Committee for Resolution of Securities Disputes (GS-CRSD) will announce the identities of violators on its website once the violations are confirmed and final decisions are issued by the CRSD against them. Any investor harmed by these violations, once confirmed, has the right to file a claim against the violators to seek compensation before the CRSD, provided that a complaint has first been submitted to the CMA in this regard.​

The Capital Market Authority announces the issuance of its resolution approving Alkhabeer Capital's request to delist "Al-Khabeer Growth and Income Traded Fund",  The Fund Manager will publish the timetable for the Fund's delisting process.

If the unitholders of the Alkhabeer Growth and Income Traded Fund approve the delisting, the Fund's units will be suspended from trading and subsequently delisted from the Saudi Exchange.

An investment decision without reading the T&Cs carefully or fully reviewing its content may involve high risk. Therefore, investors should carefully read the T&Cs, which include detailed information on the strategy, objectives and risk factors. Thus, providing potential investors the ability to evaluate the viability of investing in the fund, taking into consideration the associated risks. And if the T&Cs prove to be difficult to understand, it is recommended to consult an authorized financial advisor.

The CMA's approval of the request to delist the fund should not be considered as a recommendation to invest in it. The CMA's approval of the delisting merely means that the legal requirements as per the Capital Market Law and its Implementing Regulations have been met.​