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Top Stories
- DFM Opening Bell: Where the Board Stands
- DFM Ends the Session Lower
- DFM Opening Bell: Last Session's Leaders Set the Tone
- MKHZN Stock Plummets by 44.66% Following Renewal Disclosure
- What 4.7x Volume Said About Union Properties (UPP)'s Higher Move
- Parkin Company (PARKIN) in Focus: 6 Outsized Sessions, Mostly Higher Mix
- Real Estate and Industrials Mark the Ends of DFM Sector Moves
- TALABAT Announces Share Buyback Program
- Notification from the Company Regarding a Credit Rating
- Signing Agreements for Purchasing Shares in Seef Properties B.S.C.
- Board Decisions by Passing
- Dubai DFM - Market Summary
- TALABAT Board Decisions Impact Stock Price
- Friday'S DFM Sector Map: Real Estate Near the End
- Emirates NBD Bank (EMIRATESNBD) Higher More Than Its Typical Session
- Saudi Minister of Finance Mohammed Al Jadaan inaugurates Money20/20 Middle East in Riyadh:
- TALABAT Shares Drop After Share Buyback Announcement
- GFH Holds Board of Directors Meeting, Discloses Positive Financial Results
- Dubai Financial Market Shakes Up Index with Quarterly Review
- International Financial Advisors Holding Company (IFA) Faces Stock Decline After Ordinary General Meeting Assembly
- Company EKTTITAB delays proposed timetable for capital reduction
- Dubai DFM - Market Summary
- Arabian Drilling Signs SAR 2 Billion Deal with Schlumberger Middle East S.A.
- Emaar Holds Board of Directors Meeting
- EMPOWER sees a 1.91% increase in stock value, reaching 1.60
- STC Partners with KSCDR for 7th International Disability Conference
- Dubai DFM - Market Summary
- Dubai Investments (DIC)'s Range Breaks Were Evenly Split Across 6 Sessions
- National Central Cooling Company (TABREED)'s Biggest Move Was 2.9% — Here's What Drove It
- DFM Sector Scorecard Thursday: Where the Selling Was Deepest
- Results of Board Decisions by Passing
- Insider Trading Prohibited Period Notice for Third Quarter of 2026
- DFM Regulated Short Sell – Weekly Summary – September
- TALABAT Post Share Buyback Announcement
- Dubai DFM - Market Summary
- Tabreed Holds Board of Directors Meeting, Sees Positive Outcome
- TABREED shares resume trading on DFM after BOD meeting results reveal exciting news:
- Tabreed announces impressive financial performance with a 0.00% change in stock value.
- Post Share Buyback Announcement
- DFM Sectors on Wednesday: Industrials Best, Financial Services Worst
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