Market
All SaqrBridge news on the theme "Market", most recent first.
How the international falcon market really works: legal trade flows, prices, and the institutions that frame every transaction. This page gathers every SaqrBridge news item on the theme "Market", dated and sourced, most recent first.
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Three falcons sold for SAR 369,000 on the tenth night of the National Center for Falcons auction
A young peregrine sold for SAR 211,000 on the ninth night of the National Center for Falcons auction
A young peregrine sold for SAR 375,000 on the eighth night of the National Center for Falcons auction
Northern Saudi Arabia welcomes the annual falcon migration and trapping season
Two juvenile peregrines sold for SAR 291,000 on the seventh night of the National Center for Falcons auction
Sales at the National Center for Falcons auction pass SAR 1 million after the sixth session
Makkah Region welcomes falconers and falcon trappers as the 2026 falconry season gets under way
Registration opens for falcons entered in the King Abdulaziz Falconry Festival 2026
The International Falconry Meeting 2026 takes place in Ettlingen, Germany, from 21 to 25 October
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The "Market" news items are updated as official sources evolve. Each one states its publication date and its limits: it is a starting point to prepare a file, not a substitute for the competent authorities or for a professional's opinion.
Frequently asked questions: Market
Is the international falcon market a free market?
No. Trade in falcons listed under CITES requires permits before any transaction, issued by the management authorities of the countries concerned.
Are auction record prices representative of the market?
No. Record prices are one-off events. They should not be read as the current price of a bird of the same species.