The Saudi Arabia Capital Market Authority has approved Arabian Centres Company’s application to register and publicly offer debt instruments under a programme with a maximum value of SAR 4.5 billion. The prospectus is to be published sufficiently ahead of the subscription period and is expected to include the issuer’s financial statements, information on its activities and management, and details of the issuance programme. The CMA emphasised that its approval is not a recommendation to subscribe and reflects only that Capital Market Law and implementing regulatory requirements have been met. The approval remains valid for six months from the CMA Board resolution date and will be cancelled if the offering and listing of the first intended tranche under the programme is not completed within that period.
Saudi Arabia Capital Markets Authority 2025-09-16
Saudi Arabia Capital Market Authority approves Arabian Centres Company’s SAR 4.5 billion debt instruments programme for registration and public offering
The Saudi Arabia Capital Market Authority approved Arabian Centres Company's application to register and publicly offer debt instruments under a programme valued at up to SAR 4.5 billion. The prospectus will include financial statements, company activities, management details, and issuance programme specifics. The approval is valid for six months and is not a subscription recommendation, merely confirming compliance with regulatory requirements.