Riyadh — Mubasher: International institutional and individual investors executed a series of ownership reallocations across the Saudi capital market during the sessions of 12 and 13 October 2026, resulting in equity stake changes for 30 listed entities as global funds recalibrated their portfolios.

Data tracking foreign investment movements showed that Arab Sea Information Systems (7201) experienced the most significant reduction in foreign ownership during the two-day period, with holdings declining by 0.71% to reach 5.15% from a previous 5.86%.

Saudi Enaya Cooperative Insurance (8311) followed with a 0.52% decrease, bringing its foreign stake to 9.28%, while Dar Almarkabah for Renting Cars Company (DS Rent) (9577) saw a 0.44% drop to 1.84%.

In contrast, Saudi Fisheries (6050) led the increase in foreign interest, with ownership rising by 0.43% to settle at 4.33%.

Saudi Arabian Amiantit (2160) recorded a 0.23% gain to reach 4.21%, and Future Care Trading (9544) saw its foreign ownership grow by 0.21% to 0.95%.

Several other companies saw notable outflows. Middle East Specialized Cables (MESC) (2370) ownership fell 0.35% to 8.76%, and Theeb Rent a Car (4261) decreased by 0.30% to 4.22%.

Zahrat Al Waha for Trading (3007) recorded a 0.25% decline to 4.59%, while United International Transportation (Budget Saudi) (4260) saw a 0.20% reduction to 16.65%.

ADES Holding (2382) and Saudi Vitrified Clay Pipes (2360) both saw foreign stakes increase by 0.19%, reaching 8.36% and 3.98% respectively.

Sadr Logistics (1832) also trended upward with a 0.17% increase to 3.43%.

The data further indicated that Saudi Paper Manufacturing (2300) ownership fell by 0.16% to 6.31%, while Tabuk Agricultural Development (TADCO) (6040) rose by 0.16% to 2.64%.

Gulf General Cooperative Insurance (GGCI) (8260) posted 0.15% decline, ending at 5.98%.

Meanwhile, Morabaha Marina Financing (4082) decreased 0.14% to 0.88%.