Bank AlJazira shares close at highest level since September 2014

Bank AlJazira headquarters

Shares of Bank AlJazira hit today, Feb. 14, their highest level since September 2014, at SAR 25.65.

The stock closed today with an increase of 4% at a price SAR 25.50, with nearly 9.6 million shares traded.

Bank AlJazira was established and started its operations on June 21, 1975, after acquiring branches of the National Bank of Pakistan in the Kingdom.

The lender was listed in 1976, according to data available on the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul).

Bank AlJazira Stock Performance
Annual High (SAR)	25.65	Today, Feb. 14, 2022
Annual Low (SAR)	13.10	Feb. 16, 2021
Historical High (SAR)	74.50	July 3, 2006
Historical Low (SAR)	1.26	Dec. 8, 1998
Highest Trading Volume (mln shares)	105.54	Dec. 18, 2012

The following table shows the most important financial indicators of the bank:

Key Financial Indicators
Earnings Per Share (last 12 months) (SAR)	1.24
Operating P/E (last 12 months) (x)	20.56
Book Value (SAR)	14.66
P/B Ratio (x)	1.74

The bank increased its capital seven times to reach a current capital of SAR 8.2 billion.

Capital Amendments (SAR mln)
Date	Method	Previous Capital	New Capital	Variation
2018	Rights issue	5200	8200	57.7%
2017	Bonus Shares	4000	5200	30 %
2014	Bonus Shares	3000	4000	33.3%
2008	Bonus Shares	2250	3000	33.3%
2007	Bonus Shares	1125	2250	100%
2006	Bonus Shares	750	1125	50%
2004	Rights issue	600	750	25%

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