“Dubai Financial” wins 5 billion dirhams at the beginning of the week’s sessions

The Dubai Financial Market started the transactions this week, yesterday, Monday, to rise, to climb its general index by 0.44% or 22.92 points at 5261.31 points, and strengthens its market gains with more than 5 billion dirhams, supported by the optimism of investors and positive expectations about the annual business results of the listed companies and the main sectors of the state And in the forefront of the real estate sector.

The market capital of shares listed in the Dubai Financial Market rose from 916.237 billion dirhams, at the end of last Friday’s session, to 921.242 billion dirhams at the end of the Monday session.

Local stock markets attracted liquidity of about 2.06 billion dirhams, with a major focus in the shares of the real estate and banking sectors, while liquidity was distributed by 1.381 billion dirhams in the Abu Dhabi Securities Market, and 679.5 million dirhams in the Dubai Financial Market, after trading 513.18 million shares across Implementation of more than 39.45 thousand deals.

The shares of Emaar Real Estate increased by 1.09% at 13.80 dirhams, with trading approximately 221.37 million dirhams, and the share of Emirates NBD increased by 0.47% at 21.3 dirhams, and with trading approximately 93.90 million dirhams.

He also supported the rise of the Dubai Financial Market in dealings yesterday, the share of Emaar Development Company, by 0.38%, to reach 13.15 dirhams, in addition to the share of the Dubai Islamic Bank’s share by 0.78% to 7.76 dirhams.

In turn, Aramex’s shares increased by 0.36% at the price of 2.81 dirhams in conjunction with its receipt of the offer document, which provides more details about the offer submitted to it by the subsidiary Qi Logistex Holding Company and indirectly owned by Abu Dhabi Development Holding Company, to acquire all its shares, Salik also rose 0.36%.

In the Abu Dhabi Securities Market, the general index increased by 0.5% at the level of 9631 points, with a total value of 1.38 billion dirhams. Ras Al Khaimah Real Estate shares jumped by 6% at 1.25 dirhams, recording the highest closure since April 2024, and Lulu’s share increased by 2.8% at 1.84 dirhams, and with trading approximately 40 million shares. The “ADNOC Gas” share increased by 0.6% at 3.59 dirhams. Meanwhile, “Mustablai” decreased by 1% at 2.03 dirhams.