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Top Stories
- Najran Cement Company's Successful Completion of Share Buy-back Process
- Alshehili Metal Company Calls Shareholders to Extraordinary General Assembly Meeting
- Seera Group Holding Plans 8.65% Capital Reduction
- NWC Completes Phase 4 of Wastewater Networks Project in Al Dawadmi Governorate
- Dubai International Chamber Opens Representative Office in Toronto
- GTN Appoints Jon Lester as COO for Middle East
- Multi Business Group Company Renews Framework Contract with stc
- MIS Secures SAR 86.67 Million Project Deal from ETEC
- BAAN Holding Group Signs SAR 436 Million Deal with Sustainable Services Company
- Al Ashghal Al Moysra Wins Two Government Contracts Worth SAR 37.46 Million
- Quara Finance Secures SAR 100M Sharia-Compliant Credit Facility with SHL Finance
- Saudi National Bank (SNB) to Fully Redeem SAR 4.20 Billion Tier 1 Capital Sukuk
- CMA Greenlights Capital Increase for Paper Home and Al Modawat
- SNB Commences Offering USD-Denominated Tier 2 Capital Notes
- Sadirat Announces New Board Appointments
- National Building Renews SAR 135 Million Credit Facility Deal with Alinma Bank
- Management Decisions
- Tabuk Agricultural Development Company signs agreement with National Electricity Transmission Company
- Qomel Company Signs SAR 31 Million Agreements with NUPCO
- ProMedEx Signs MoU with Zhende Medical and MedSurg FZ-LLC to Establish Joint Factory
- Asas Makeen Signs SAR 240 Million Agreement with NHC
- Saudi Kayan Petrochemical Company Reports 35.59% Accumulated Losses
- Time Entertainment Company to debut on Tadawul's Nomu market
- Almarai to Expand Beverage Portfolio with Pure Beverages Acquisition
- Anmat Technology Expands Tech Footprint with SAR 61.72 Million Government Contracts
- CEO Resignation at East Pipes Integrated
- Kumulus Water Secures $3.50M Funding for Off-Grid Water Tech Expansion
- Anmat Technology Seals SAR 111.41m Contracts with Riyadh Municipality:
- Asas Makeen to debut shares on Nomu next week
- Founders of Qanooni
- Saudi Steel Pipe Company Announces Key Appointments
- DHL Group's Massive EUR 500 Million Investment Plans in the Middle East
- Founders of Qanooni
- Knowledge Net Announces 50% Capital Hike Recommendation
- Cenomi Centers Sells Land Plot for SAR 100 Million
- Wipro Establishes New Regional Headquarters in Riyadh
- Saudi Arabia's GDP Grows by 3.4% in Q1-25
- Meedaf Forms Strategic JV with Brink's to Revolutionize Cash Management in the UAE
- Multiply Group Launches Multiply Media Group (MMG)
- Jazeera Airways Launches Direct Flights Between Kuwait and Budapest
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