Dubai, UAE – Liquidity of stocks listed on the Dubai Financial Market exceeded one billion dirhams.
Through the implementation of approximately 16,116 transactions for approximately 308.01 million shares, amid successive disclosures of strong financial results for companies and banks for the year 2025.
The Dubai Financial Index closed trading higher on Monday for the sixth consecutive session.
By 1.24%, or 83.38 points, at 6,774.38 points, supported by a rise in the real estate sectors by 2.08%, industry by 1.89%, and banking by 0.57%.
The market capitalization of «DIB» rose to 1.1167 trillion dirhams, at the end of Monday’s session.
Compared to 1.1072 trillion dirhams at the end of trading last Friday, with gains amounting to about 9.5 billion dirhams.
During Monday’s trading, foreign (non-Arab) investors in the market turned to buying, with a net investment of about 155.43 million dirhams.
After recording purchases worth more than 520.56 million dirhams, compared to sales worth 365.13 million dirhams.
The shares of six companies listed on «Dubai Financial»: «Emaar Properties», «Emirates NBD», «Dubai Islamic Bank», «Emaar Development», «Air Arabia», and «Etihad Properties» accounted for about 78.11% of market liquidity, at the end of trading yesterday.
According to market data, the total trading value of the six shares amounted to approximately AED 881.56 million.
While the total trading value in the Dubai Financial Market as a whole amounted to about 1.13 billion dirhams.
«Emaar Properties» shares topped the market activity in terms of liquidity with about AED 363.42 million, rising by 2.82% to AED 16.4.
While Emirates NBD Bank shares came second, with a trading value of 238.33 million dirhams, at 33.6 dirhams.
Dubai Islamic Bank shares came third with trading amounting to AED 101.07 million at AED 10.2 per share.
