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Headquartered in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Signs Media is a leading out-of-home advertising company with over 3 decades of market experience. Recognized by both local and international brands, the company has an array of products ranging from static, digital and indoor panel formats focused on providing advertisers with signages that deliver on business and communication objectives. Leveraging technology, digitizing existing panels and introducing state of the art formats, Saudi Signs Media is at the forefront of transforming the outdoor landscape across the kingdom. Local offices are based in Jeddah and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia with a regional sales office located in Dubai, The United Arab Emirates. For inquiries, feel free to reach out and email us at info@saudisignsm.com

Saudi Specialized Laboratories Co. "MOTABAQAH" has been incorporated under the Registration No. (1010225110) dated 10/11/2006, with capital of (SR 500,000,000) Five Hundred Million Saudi Riyals, under Saudi regulations. "MOTABAQAH" is specialized in setting up testing and calibration labs, providing services of testing and analysis for all locally manufactured and imported materials/products, issuance of conformity certificates, and operation and management of laboratories. MOTABAQAH aims to be a partner in maintaining the safety and public health, protecting the consumer and environment, and enhancing the competitive of national products through the application of the Saudi and international standards, along with contributing to the national economy and technological progress of the Kingdom by emphasizing on application of Saudi Arabian Standards Organization (SASO) and International standards, besides application of (ISO 9001:2008) and (ISO 17025) standards.

Saudi joint stock companies had their beginnings in the mid 1930’s, when the "Arab Automobile” company was established as the first joint stock company. By 1975 there were about 14 public companies. The rapid economic expansion, besides the Saudisation of part of the foreign banks capital in the 1970’s led to the establishment of a number of large corporations and joint stock banks. The market remained informal, until the early 1980’s when the government embarked on forming a regulated market for trading together with the required systems. In 1984, a Ministerial Committee composed of the Ministry of Finance and National Economy, Ministry of Commerce and Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) was formed to regulate and develop the market. SAMA was the government body charged with regulating and monitoring market activities until the Capital Market Authority (CMA) was established in July 2003 under the Capital Market Law (CML) by Royal Decree No. (M/30). The CMA is the sole regulator and supervisor of the capital market, it issues the required rules and regulations to protect investors and ensure fairness and efficiency in the market.

Saudi joint stock companies had their beginnings in the mid 1930’s, when the "Arab Automobile” company was established as the first joint stock company. By 1975 there were about 14 public companies. The rapid economic expansion, besides the Saudisation of part of the foreign banks capital in the 1970’s led to the establishment of a number of large corporations and joint stock banks. The market remained informal, until the early 1980’s when the government embarked on forming a regulated market for trading together with the required systems. In 1984, a Ministerial Committee composed of the Ministry of Finance and National Economy, Ministry of Commerce and Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) was formed to regulate and develop the market. SAMA was the government body charged with regulating and monitoring market activities until the Capital Market Authority (CMA) was established in July 2003 under the Capital Market Law (CML) by Royal Decree No. (M/30). The CMA is the sole regulator and supervisor of the capital market, it issues the required rules and regulations to protect investors and ensure fairness and efficiency in the market.

Saudi joint stock companies had their beginnings in the mid 1930’s, when the "Arab Automobile” company was established as the first joint stock company. By 1975 there were about 14 public companies. The rapid economic expansion, besides the Saudisation of part of the foreign banks capital in the 1970’s led to the establishment of a number of large corporations and joint stock banks. The market remained informal, until the early 1980’s when the government embarked on forming a regulated market for trading together with the required systems. In 1984, a Ministerial Committee composed of the Ministry of Finance and National Economy, Ministry of Commerce and Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) was formed to regulate and develop the market. SAMA was the government body charged with regulating and monitoring market activities until the Capital Market Authority (CMA) was established in July 2003 under the Capital Market Law (CML) by Royal Decree No. (M/30). The CMA is the sole regulator and supervisor of the capital market, it issues the required rules and regulations to protect investors and ensure fairness and efficiency in the market.

Saudi joint stock companies had their beginnings in the mid 1930’s, when the "Arab Automobile” company was established as the first joint stock company. By 1975 there were about 14 public companies. The rapid economic expansion, besides the Saudisation of part of the foreign banks capital in the 1970’s led to the establishment of a number of large corporations and joint stock banks. The market remained informal, until the early 1980’s when the government embarked on forming a regulated market for trading together with the required systems. In 1984, a Ministerial Committee composed of the Ministry of Finance and National Economy, Ministry of Commerce and Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) was formed to regulate and develop the market. SAMA was the government body charged with regulating and monitoring market activities until the Capital Market Authority (CMA) was established in July 2003 under the Capital Market Law (CML) by Royal Decree No. (M/30). The CMA is the sole regulator and supervisor of the capital market, it issues the required rules and regulations to protect investors and ensure fairness and efficiency in the market.

Saudi joint stock companies had their beginnings in the mid 1930’s, when the "Arab Automobile” company was established as the first joint stock company. By 1975 there were about 14 public companies. The rapid economic expansion, besides the Saudisation of part of the foreign banks capital in the 1970’s led to the establishment of a number of large corporations and joint stock banks. The market remained informal, until the early 1980’s when the government embarked on forming a regulated market for trading together with the required systems. In 1984, a Ministerial Committee composed of the Ministry of Finance and National Economy, Ministry of Commerce and Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) was formed to regulate and develop the market. SAMA was the government body charged with regulating and monitoring market activities until the Capital Market Authority (CMA) was established in July 2003 under the Capital Market Law (CML) by Royal Decree No. (M/30). The CMA is the sole regulator and supervisor of the capital market, it issues the required rules and regulations to protect investors and ensure fairness and efficiency in the market.

Saudi joint stock companies had their beginnings in the mid 1930’s, when the "Arab Automobile” company was established as the first joint stock company. By 1975 there were about 14 public companies. The rapid economic expansion, besides the Saudisation of part of the foreign banks capital in the 1970’s led to the establishment of a number of large corporations and joint stock banks. The market remained informal, until the early 1980’s when the government embarked on forming a regulated market for trading together with the required systems. In 1984, a Ministerial Committee composed of the Ministry of Finance and National Economy, Ministry of Commerce and Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) was formed to regulate and develop the market. SAMA was the government body charged with regulating and monitoring market activities until the Capital Market Authority (CMA) was established in July 2003 under the Capital Market Law (CML) by Royal Decree No. (M/30). The CMA is the sole regulator and supervisor of the capital market, it issues the required rules and regulations to protect investors and ensure fairness and efficiency in the market.

Saudi joint stock companies had their beginnings in the mid 1930’s, when the "Arab Automobile” company was established as the first joint stock company. By 1975 there were about 14 public companies. The rapid economic expansion, besides the Saudisation of part of the foreign banks capital in the 1970’s led to the establishment of a number of large corporations and joint stock banks. The market remained informal, until the early 1980’s when the government embarked on forming a regulated market for trading together with the required systems. In 1984, a Ministerial Committee composed of the Ministry of Finance and National Economy, Ministry of Commerce and Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) was formed to regulate and develop the market. SAMA was the government body charged with regulating and monitoring market activities until the Capital Market Authority (CMA) was established in July 2003 under the Capital Market Law (CML) by Royal Decree No. (M/30). The CMA is the sole regulator and supervisor of the capital market, it issues the required rules and regulations to protect investors and ensure fairness and efficiency in the market.

Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Riyadh, the Saudi Tadawul Group is a holding company with a portfolio of four integrated subsidiaries: the Saudi Exchange, one of the largest 10 stock exchanges in the world by market capitalization, the Securities Clearing Center Company (Muqassa), the Securities Depository Center Company (Edaa), and Wamid, an innovative applied technology services business. Saudi Tadawul Group was established as part of a continuous development program focused on enhancing the capital market and its infrastructure, attracting foreign investments, and diversifying the Saudi economy. The Group reinforces Saudi Arabia’s position as an attractive global investment destination and the gateway to the MENA region.