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AD Ports to invest in Kazakh port

Under the deal, AD Ports Group owns 51% stake.

PIF acquires stake in Saudi Re

The acquisition was made by way of a capital increase.

ADNOC Gas awards contracts

The $2.1bn contracts are aimed at enhancing LNG supply infrastructure.

ADNOC L&S buys stake in Navig8

The company will acquire the remaining stake in mid-2027.

DAE to acquire Nordic Aviation Capital

The terms of the transaction have not been disclosed.
  • DP World to invest $415m in a berth at London Gateway hub

    DP World, the Dubai-based port operator, will invest $415 million in a new berth at its London Gateway logistics hub...

    Work on the new berth will begin next month

    The sum builds on the 2 billion GBP investment DP World has made in Britain over the last decade

  • Saudi startup Unifonic raises $125m

    The startup's latest funding is led by SoftBank and a unit of the PIF.

    The Series B funds will be used to grow Unifonic’s platform in the Middle East, and further expand to Africa and Asia

    The news of the deal was out in June, but it was confirmed on Wednesday only, making it the first investment of SoftBank in a Saudi startup.

  • Egypt and Japan’s Toyota look to invest in blue ammonia

    Egypt and Toyota of Japan are looking to explore investment opportunities in blue ammonia, and in this regard the Egyptian...

    Blue ammonia is made of hydrogen, a gas that is seen as key to a global energy transition, given that only water vapor is emitted from it upon combustion

    Securing blue ammonia and hydrogen among other cleaner fuels are a key part of Japanese efforts to decarbonize its society by 2050

  • Fans to return in small numbers to UAE leg of Indian Premier League

    The Board of Control for Cricket in India, in a statement on its website, has confirmed the earlier reports, which...

    The first of the 13 remaining IPL matches is scheduled to be played this Saturday

    Tickets are expected to go on sale from Thursday on platforms including the official IPL website

  • Minerals Development Oman to build titanium dioxide plant

    DUBAI: Minerals Development Oman (MDO) will build a titanium dioxide production plant with an annual capacity of 150,000 tons in...

    The plant will have an annual production capacity of 150,000 tons.

    MDO will own 35 percent of the project shares, while the remaining shares will be owned by strategic partners.

  • Aramco taps Honeywell for sustainability, productivity

    This cooperation builds on a 2017 MoU between Honeywell and Aramco to explore the benefits of Honeywell's Industrial Internet of...

    The two companies will look to explore the co-development and commercialization of next-generation digital technology solutions

    The solutions will be designed to help improve productivity, sustainability, and operational excellence of industrial companies

  • Powerbar Gulf, parent selling for $1.8bn

    Vertiv Holdings Company is making the buy via its subsidiaries.

    The deal includes upfront consideration and the potential for $200 million in cash, based on achieving 2022 profit milestones

    The upfront consideration consists of $1.17 billion in cash and approximately $630 million of Vertiv’s common stock

  • Kuwait’s Burgan Bank gets approval to issue $500m senior bonds

    Kuwait's Burgan Bank has been allowed to issue up to $500 million senior unsecured bonds under its Euro Medium Term...

    The bank said the proceeds from the bond issuance will help it reinforce its long-term liquidity.

    The bonds will have either a five-year tenor and a fixed coupon, or a six-year tenor with redeem option.

  • Dubai 11th popular city for investment visa programs, second for Covid safety

    Henley & Partners’ Best Residence-by-Investment Cities for Business Index ranks cities according to lifestyle, tax, education, real estate, healthcare, security,...

    Dubai scored highest overall in the index in the tax category.

    The emirate was second on the index for Covid-19 safety.

  • Instagram to curb mental harm

    Instagram has worked to address problems of bullying, suicide

    Instagram is now exploring ways to understand what kinds of posts make viewers feel bad in comparison and then "nudge" people to content more likely to make them feel good

    Social media giant is making a version of the social network for children 13 years old or younger, a move opposed by child safety advocates