Riyadh: Six falcons were sold for a total of SAR312,000 on the eighth night of the International Falcon Breeders Auction 2026 platform, amid notable attendance from falconers and visitors interested in this heritage.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the evening opened with the first falcon from a Polish farm, which sold for SAR55,000. The second falcon, from a Dutch farm, sold for SAR50,000.

The third falcon, from a Ukrainian farm, sold for SAR70,000. The fourth, from a Spanish farm, sold for SAR55,000. The fifth, from an Austrian farm, sold for SAR51,000. The night concluded with the sixth falcon, also from the Austrian farm, which sold for SAR31,000.

The auction provides a trusted, unique international platform for elite falcons from around the world through a fast-paced, competitive live auction that brings together falconers and breeders from Saudi Arabia and countries worldwide. Its activities are broadcast by television channels covering the event and livestreamed on the National Center for Falcons' social media accounts.