One third of the shares of 3 companies

Ten publicly traded companies listed on the Dubai and Abu Dhabi markets have acquired 63% of the liquidity from the beginning of the year to the end of July, according to an badysis conducted by "Gulf" on the data of the two markets, indicating that three companies, namely "Abu Dhabi I" and "Emaar Properties and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) have acquired a third of the two markets with 20.2 billion AED.
The badysis showed that 10 listed companies, excluding private companies in the second market, had a liquidity of AED 38.7 billion in the first seven months of this year, with the remaining companies registering around 22, 7 billion dirhams, representing approximately 36.95% of the total turnover of the market. AED 61.4 billion, distributed AED 29.95 billion in the Dubai market and AED 31.5 billion in the Abu Dhabi market. Monthly liquidity movements in both markets have varied since the beginning of the year: the most liquid month, the most liquid month in the Abu Dhabi market, was 6, 81 billion of AED, while the month of January was the least liquid, at 3.1 billion of AED. .
In the financial market of Dubai, April was the most active, with 5.8 billion dirhams, while June was the least traded of 2.84 billion dirhams.
Abu Dhabi ranks first among the most value-traded companies in both markets in the first seven months of this year, after AED 9.14 billion in liquidity, which led 14.88%. total market liquidity since the beginning of the year.
Emaar Properties came in second with AED 5.85 billion, or 9.52 percent, followed by Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank with AED 5.2 billion, 8.45 percent, Dubai Islamic, AED 4.32 billion, (7 percent). , 03%) and Etisalat (3.5 billion AED) with a market share of 5.7%.
In the banking sector, the banking sector continues to gain the largest share of liquidity, with the banking sector in both markets trading at AED 27.8 billion, of which AED 18.4 billion in the Abu Dhabi market and 9.4 billion AED in the Dubai market.
The real estate sector in both markets recorded liquidity of AED 15.16 billion, of which AED 12.36 billion in the Dubai market and AED 2.8 billion in the Abu Dhabi market.