Real estate marketing company Hawyia Auctions’s IPO on Tadawul’s Parallel Market Nomu was 310.7% oversubscribed, according to a disclosure to Tadawul from its financial advisor Estidamah Capital. The company floated some 2.4 mn shares at SAR 13 a piece.

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Market cap + Proceeds: The transaction could see selling shareholders rake up to SAR 31.2 mn in proceeds, before deducting SAR 3.6 mn to cover transaction-related costs, giving the company a market cap of SAR 260 mn at listing.

Sellers and company ownership: The company’s three selling shareholders will retain a combined 86.2% stake in Hawyia post-IPO, Al Suleiman Real Estate as the main shareholder, and their shares will remain on lockup for 12 months from the first day of trading.

ADVISORS- Estidamah Capital is the financial advisor on the transaction, while Derayah is the lead manager. Receiving agents include Alinma Capital. Al Rajhi Capital, SNB Capital, BSF Capital, and Riyad Capital, among others.

About Hawyia: Founded in 2018, the company specializes in auctions, real estate management, and judicial custodianship, licensed by the Justice Ministry. A snapshot of its latest earnings shows the bottom line rose more than 3x y-o-y to SAR 37.1 mn in 2023, while its top line jumped 87.6% to SAR 81.6 mn.

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