Saudi Arabia said in a statement via its official news agency that it denounces this “cowardly terrorist act”.
The bank said that it recommended a cash dividend of SAR0.5 per share ($0.13) for the second half of 2014.
The Capital Market Authority said that Saudi British Bank could issue one bonus share for every two shares held.
The company made a net profit of SAR200.8 million($53.5 million) in the fourth quarter.
King Abdullah said that lower prices were primarily caused by weakness in the global economy.
It did not give the details of the previous loan but said it was signed with six banks in June 2012.
The seasonally adjusted SABB HSBC Saudi Arabia Purchasing Managers’ Index rose to 57.9 points in December from 57.6 in the previous month.
The project will include a new passenger terminal covering an area of 86,000 square metres and will be built to accommodate around five million passengers annually.
The royal court previously said that King Abudullah was suffering from pneumonia and temporarily needed help to breathe through a tube.
The guards were killed in a slight border skirmish when attackers shot at the patrol near Arar.
The figure is down from the SAR6 per share that the company paid for the corresponding period of 2013.
The official did not reveal a specific timeline in which the government is aiming to make this quota possible.
Saudi Arabia closed its Baghdad embassy in 1990 after the late Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait.
A Saudi source familiar with the affairs of the royal family said the king would most likely stay in hospital for another week.
The man was one of 23 men wanted by Saudi authorities, who accuse them of serving the agenda of a foreign power.
The energy project appears to be one of the first suspended in Saudi Arabia in response to the halving of the oil price in the last six months.
The monarch, who took power in 2005 after the death of King Fahd, has undergone surgery in the past few years related to a herniated disc.
The start-up phase will involve testing equipment at the plant, which has annual production capacity of 4,000 tonnes, a statement said.
Unnamed government official denies comments on social media about the government mulling a reduction in public expenditure.
The bank said that it will give a dividend of 35 halalas per share, down from 80 halalas from the same period last year.
The facility is located in Saudi Arabia’s Jubail Industrial City.
The retailer plans to open eight new stores in the Kingdom over the next 24 months, the company’s managing director said.
For the 2015 budget, announced on Thursday, four analysts’ oil price estimates are in a range of $55 to $63.
An official said that the regulator continues to expect the market to open to foreign investors in the first half of next year, though no specific date has been set.
Implementation of the deal would depend on approval by related government agencies.
The plant was originally scheduled to start up in the third quarter of 2014, but was delayed due to construction delays.
The proposed figure is marginally higher than the SAR0.64 per share which the bank paid for the corresponding period of 2013.
At present, the surplus petrodollars of the world’s top oil exporter are mostly invested abroad by its central bank.
A ministry statement said the government could cover the deficit with its huge fiscal reserves, but Alassaf told media that borrowing might also be used.
Alassaf said everybody expected prices to rise eventually but there was a difference over when.