How Did Leading Stocks Move in the Palestine Stock Exchange Over Five Years?

Special for "SadaNews": Data from the Palestine Stock Exchange showed varied performances of leading stocks over the past five years, specifically between 2021 and 2025.

According to data released by the Palestine Stock Exchange and followed by "SadaNews", the Palestine Development and Investment Company "PADICO" saw an increase over the five years by 155.13%, closing at a price of $1.99 by the end of 2025, after reaching a low of $0.76 during this period, while the highest price was $2.22.

The trading value for "PADICO" during this period reached approximately $355,458,720, representing 20.97% of the total trading value during this time, which amounted to $1,694,496,257.

Meanwhile, the Palestinian Telecommunications Company "Paltel" recorded an increase during this period of 37.36%, closing its stock price at 5.23 at the end of 2025, with a minimum price of 3.50 Jordanian Dinars and a maximum price of 6.38 Jordanian Dinars during this timeframe.

The trading value for this stock during the period was about $225,638,013, accounting for approximately 13.3% of the total trading value.

For Bank of Palestine, the trading value during this period was about $162,848,665, constituting 9.61% of the total trading value in the market during this time. The stock declined by 2.42%, closing at $1.65 by the end of last year, with a peak price of $2.22 and a lowest price of $1.38 during this period.

Overall, the three leading stocks (PADICO, Paltel, and Bank of Palestine) represented 43.88% of the total trading value in the Palestine Stock Exchange during this period.

It is noteworthy that there were 48 companies listed on the Palestine Stock Exchange by the end of 2025, representing five sectors: banking and financial services, industry, insurance, investment, and services.

The figures released by the exchange revealed that the values of traded stocks for listed companies have decreased over the past 15 years, from 2010 to the end of 2025, by 15%, dropping from $451 million in 2010 to $383 million in 2025.

The value of traded stocks peaked in 2022 at $473 million, while the lowest value recorded in 2024 was $164 million, affected by the war, and in 2020 it reached $190 million, impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.