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            Maha rah  Human Resources Co. and Wataniya Insurance Co. also recorded
            notable gains, with the ir sha res closing at SR7.21 and SR22.56,  marking an
            increase of 6. 19 percent and 5.82 percent, respectively. The Co. for Cooperative

            Insurance and Saudi Paper Manufacturing Co. also fared well.   


            On the  announcement front, Saudi German Health successfully concluded the

            oering of its Saudi Riyal-denominated sukuk, reaching a total value of SR1
            billion.  



            The  oering comprised 1 million sukuk, each with a nominal value of SR1,000,
            and a „xed annual yield of 7.20 percent, paid out quarterly over a maturity
            period of „ve years.  



            The  company ha s speci„ed tha t under certain conditions detailed in the base
            prospectus and the  „nal terms, the sukuk may be redeemed before their

            maturity date.


            Investors can review the se „nal terms, which will be available on Al Rajhi

            Capital’s website starting Mar. 6,  2024, the entity overseeing the subscription
            management for thi s issuance.  



            The  allocation of sukuk to investors will be „nalized by the end of Feb. 29, with
            the  settlement process concluding on Mar. 6,  2024.   


            Furthe rmore, Saudi German Health plans to list the sukuk on Saudi Stock

            Excha nge once all regulatory procedures necessary for the listing are
            completed, with  an announcement to be made at the appropriate time.  



            Moreover, Alinma Bank is set to bolster its Tier 1 capital through a strategic
            move to issue additional sukuk denominated in US dollars.   



            Thi s initiative, aimed at enha ncing the bank’s capital base and supporting its
            general banking operations, follows a board resolution authorizing the CEO to

            manage the  issuance process.  


            The  planned issuance will be executed by a special-purpose vehicle, targeting

            quali„ed investors both withi n Saudi Arabia and internationally.   







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