DUBAI, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Gulf stocks were generally little changed in early Sunday trade but most new listings surged on Saudi Arabia's secondary market as that bourse, which has less onerous listing requirements than the main Riyadh market, opened its doors for the first time.

The main Saudi index .TASI edged down 0.02 percent in the first hour. Real estate investment trusts, which have been soaring since Al Jazira Maten REIT 4331.SE listed in mid-February, continued to rise in heavy trading volume; Al Jazira climbed 9.8 percent and Riyad REIT 4330.SE gained 5.1 percent.

In the new Saudi Parallel Market, where seven stocks started trading, retailer Abdullah Saad Mohammed Abo Moati Stationaries 9500.SE rose 6.7 percent from its initial public offer price in volume of a little over 1 million shares.

Raydan Cuisines 9506.SE climbed 6.3 percent and Al-Omran Industrial and Trading Co 9502.SE jumped 11 percent.

In Qatar, the index .QSI edged down 0.1 percent as Qatar Navigation (Milaha) QNNC.QA dropped 5.1 percent after it swung to a surprise fourth-quarter net loss of 47.7 million riyals ($13.1 million); QNB Financial Services had forecast a profit of 142.4 million riyals. ID:nL5N1GB02C

Dubai's index .DFMGI edged up 0.2 percent as DAMAC Properties DAMAC.DU , the developer which earlier this month opened a Donald Trump-branded golf course and residential project in Dubai, added 1.4 percent to 2.91 dirhams in unusually heavy trade.

It rose above technical resistance at the April 2016 peak of 2.88 dirhams. The stock has surged from 2.17 dirhams at the time of the U.S. presidential election in November.

Abu Dhabi's index .ADI was 0.2 percent higher as First Gulf Bank FGB.AD gained 1.1 percent.

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