Home Industry Finance Saudi wealth fund plans to sell 10% stake in stock exchange The offering comes almost a year after the stock exchange went public in a $1bn initial public offering by Bloomberg November 11, 2022 Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is selling a 10 per cent stake in the kingdom’s stock exchange in a secondary offering, according to a statement on Thursday. The PIF is selling 12 million shares in Saudi Tadawul Group Holding, worth about $655m, according to the terms of the deal. The offering comes almost a year after the stock exchange went public in a $1bn initial public offering. Its stock has almost doubled since. HSBC Holdings and Morgan Stanley are joint global coordinators for the sale. The price will be determined through an accelerated book building process, which will start immediately, and the results of the offering will be announced on November 11. 0 Comments