Dubai Financial shares attract liquidity worth 1.17 billion dirhams

Shares listed on the Dubai Financial Market attracted liquidity exceeding 1.17 billion dirhams, through the implementation of about 19,251 transactions for about 255.5 million shares, supported by the successive disclosure of strong financial results for companies and banks for the year 2025.

The Dubai Financial Index closed trading yesterday at 6771.6 points, with the real estate sectors rising by 0.21%, public utilities by 1.23%, and communications by 0.94%.

The market capitalization of Dubai Financial rose to 1.119 trillion dirhams, at the end of yesterday’s session, compared to 1.116 trillion dirhams, at the end of trading the day before yesterday, with gains amounting to about three billion dirhams.

During yesterday’s transactions, foreign (non-Arab) investors in the market tended to buy with a net investment of about 164.53 million dirhams, after they recorded purchases worth more than 584.39 million dirhams, compared to sales worth 419.85 million dirhams.

The shares of six companies listed on Dubai Financial, namely: Emaar Properties, Emirates NBD, Dubai Islamic Bank, Emaar Development, SALIC, and Air Arabia, accounted for about 74.65% of the market’s liquidity at the end of yesterday’s trading.

According to market data, the total trading value of the six stocks amounted to about 877.66 million dirhams, while the total trading value in the Dubai Financial Market as a whole amounted to about 1.17 billion dirhams.

“Emaar Properties” stock topped the market activity in terms of liquidity at about 473.77 million dirhams, at 16.5 dirhams, while Emirates NBD Bank stock came second with a trading value of 165.06 million dirhams, up 1.19% at 34 dirhams, and Dubai Islamic Bank stock came third with trades amounting to 82.28 million dirhams at 10 dirhams per share.

For its part, the Abu Dhabi Securities Market ended yesterday’s trading, rising by 0.202%, or the equivalent of 21.46 points, to close at 10,650.86 points.

During yesterday’s trading, shares listed on the market attracted liquidity exceeding 1.72 billion dirhams, after trading about 468.4 million shares and executing 30.67 thousand transactions.