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By TRENDS Desk
November 19, 2021 5:26 pm
  • The stock will have +/- 30 percent daily price fluctuation limits and +/- 10 percent static price fluctuation limits
  • These fluctuation limits will be applied during the first three days of listing, and from the fourth trading day onwards

Nayifat Finance Company (NFC) will start trading on Tadawul on November 22, according to a Saudi Exchange filing.

The stock will have +/- 30 percent daily price fluctuation limits and +/- 10 percent static price fluctuation limits, the company said on Tadawul.

These fluctuation limits will be applied during the first three days of listing, and from the fourth trading day onward, the daily price fluctuation limits will revert to +/- 10 percent and the static price fluctuation limits will no longer apply.

Retail investors started, on Nov. 7, subscription to 3.5 million shares of NFC, at SR34 ($9) a share.

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