Saudi market regulator slaps 15 firms with fines for violations

15/06/2015 Argaam - Exclusive

The Saudi Capital Market Authority (CMA), the stock market regulator, has fined on Monday 15 listed companies for violating disclosure and transparency rules.

 

Some of the market’s violations include withholding fundamental news, and publishing late or misleading financial results.

 

Fined Companies

Reason

Fines (SAR)

Entity Name

Late publishing

20,000

Dar Al-Arkan Real Estate Development

Not disclosing BOD approval

260,000

Al-Ahsa Development

Late publishing

10,000

Al-Sorayai Group

Not disclosing 2014 financial results

120,000

Saudi Cable Co.

Misleading financial results

20,000

Al Tayyar Travel Group

Late publishing of  H1-2014 dividend

20,000

Southern Region Cement Co.

Not publishing  correct time for 2013 dividend

40,000

TADCO

Late publishing of CMA approval for its proceedings

10,000

Al Ahlia Insurance Co.

Misleading financial results

20,000

Tabuk Cement Co.

Misleading financial results

10,000

Umm Al Qura Cement Co.

Not Publishing its GA meeting date on Tadawul

20,000

Solidarity Saudi Takaful Co.

Late publishing

700,000

Sand Insurance and Reinsurance Co.

Not Publishing its capital raise updates on Tadawul

100,000

Ma’aden

Not publishing the date of its BOD meeting

40,000

Al-Sagr Cooperative Insurance co.

Misleading financial results

40,000

Saudi Fisheries Co.

 
 

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