CMA imposes fines on 13 companies for violation of market rules

23/07/2014 Argaam

The Saudi Capital Market Authority (CMA), the stock market regulator, has fined 13 companies for violating disclosure and transparency rules, including withholding fundamental news, and publishing late or misleading financial results.

 

 Companies in Violation of Regulator Rules

Fines (SAR mln)

Entity Name

30,000

Saudi Cable Company

30,000

Bupa Arabia for Cooperative Insurance Company 

10,000

 

MetLife/AIG (American International Group & Arab National Bank Cooperative Insurance Company)

 10,000

Chemanol (Methanol Chemicals Co.)

 20,000

Arabian Pipes Company

 10,000

National Metal Manufacturing & Casting Company

 30,000

National Gas & Industries Company

 10,000

Eastern Cement Company

 40,000 for two violations

National Gypsum Company

30,000

Jazan Development Company

 10,000

Bawan Company

 20,000

United Cooperative Assurance

 20,000

Bank Albilad

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