RIYADH: Shares of Saudi digital security firm Elm Co. rose 0.38 percent, after the company announced it will distribute SR155 million ($41 million) in dividends for the first half of 2022.
Elm shares climbed to SR315 at 10:06 a.m. Saudi time, against SR313.8 in the previous session.
The Public Investment Fund-owned firm said the payout per share would be SR2, with nearly 77 million shares eligible for dividends, according to a bourse filing.
Earlier, Elm released its first-half earnings, posting a 59 percent surge in profit to SR444 million.
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