Argaam, a Saudi financial data platform, published a list of stocks on the Tadawul (Saudi Stock Exchange) that hit their lowest price in 52 weeks. The report, dated Thursday, August 13, 2026, tracks shares that fell to new annual lows during the trading session.
According to Argaam, the list identifies companies whose share prices dropped to levels not seen in the past year. The data is based on the exchange's official trading records, and the report does not specify the number of stocks or the names of the companies involved. No additional details on the market's overall performance or the reasons behind the declines were included in the available information.
The 52-week low metric is a common benchmark used by investors to gauge a stock's recent weakness. When a share hits such a level, it often signals bearish sentiment or company-specific challenges, though it can also attract value investors looking for potential bargains. Argaam's periodic tracking of these lows serves as a quick reference for traders monitoring the Saudi market.
The report comes amid ongoing fluctuations in regional equities, but the available material does not provide broader context on the Tadawul's direction or external factors such as oil prices or global markets. The focus remains solely on the price action of individual stocks.
What to watch next is whether these stocks rebound from their lows or continue to slide, as well as any follow-up reports from Argaam detailing the specific companies affected.
