The Saudi main market index, TASI, ended Wednesday's session up 0.7%, adding 77 points to close at 10,775 points, with total trading value reaching about 3.8 billion riyals.

The index recorded its highest level during the session at 10,775 points, while the lowest level reached 10,706 points.

The market's rise was supported by the performance of several leading stocks, as Saudi National Bank's share rose 3% to close at 39.90 riyals, and Yansab's share gained 4% to 32.56 riyals, following the company's announcement of its second quarter 2026 results, which came in above market expectations.

Shares of SABIC, Saudi Energy, First Bank, Ma'aden, Advanced, Topy, Saptco, and Amak rose by between 2% and 4%.

In contrast, shares of Kayan Saudi Arabia, Research and Media, MBC, Saudi German, Mutakamila, Solutions, and Al-Mawared fell by between 1% and 4%.

Eastern Pipes' share dropped by the maximum limit to close at 198.90 riyals, following the company's announcement of its financial results for the first quarter ended June 2026.

Also, Al-Dawaa's share rose 4% to 30.68 riyals, after Acdima announced the sale of 10% of the company's capital to two investment funds.