INSEAD Day 4 - 728x90

DEWA posts record H1 profit

Revenue reaches record $4.04 billion.

Tabreed H1 revenue $308m

Blurb: Profit reaches $52 million in H1

ADNOC L&S to expand fleet

It will acquire 11 carriers for $1.3bn.

Empower profit climbs 16%

Dubai district cooling demand lifts earnings

Burjeel profit nearly doubles

Healthcare demand drives stronger earnings.
  • Improving social safety net may provide the space needed to end subsidies, while investment in renewable energy can cut costs...

    Improving social safety net may provide the space needed to end subsidies, while investment in renewable energy can cut costs and protect households from high prices, says a report

    Energy subsidies distort market dynamics and ignore the social cost of carbon and harmful environmental externalities, claims the recent report by Oxford Economics

  • The Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) hosted the first edition of the CyberEnergy Leadership Forum (CELF) in Abu Dhabi. Over...

    The one-day forum featured a leadership briefing, followed by a technical forum hosted by ENEC and the United States Department of Energy

    ENEC is a leading entity that is spearheading cyber security in the UAE’s clean energy sector

  • The company will establish its Indian headquarters in Kerala state.

    RPM India will work as a healthcare partner for onsite medical service solutions with oil and gas companies and other major industries.

    It will provide services to Airports, Seaports, Educational Institutions, malls and global events to meet the emergency healthcare needs.

  • The dividend is in line with its bi-annual dividend policy.

    The company's H1 revenues reached AED 2 billion, up 51 percent year-on-year, and net profit grew to AED 118 million for the period, a 74 percent increase compared to H1 2021.

    Agthia recently announced an AED 90 million investment in a manufacturing facility in Saudi Arabia to drive growth for its protein vertical.

  • Energy-guzzling Data centers or bit barns across Europe are facing the heat because of energy shortage sparked by the Ukraine-Russia...

    The industry sucked up 14 percent of Ireland's power last year, while Amsterdam said it simply had no more room for the warehouses.

    Some question whether data centres were the best target for criticism when cryptocurrencies were so wasteful.

  • The energy giant's H1 net profit rose to $7.2 billion.

    Having processed 45.8 million tonnes of oil this semester, Rosneft said its debt decreased by 12 percent from the beginning of the year.

    The company' revenues increased by 32.5 percent, reaching $86.7 billion.

  • The court dismisses appeal over $270m import tax bill.

    The case relates to Toyota Motor Thailand's importation of parts for its Prius model at a reduced tax rate between 2010 and 2012.

    While Thailand's Central Tax Court ruled in favor of Toyota in 2017, the decision was later overturned.

  • Leading cryptocurrency figures hailed on Thursday the completion of one of the biggest software upgrades the sector has ever attempted,...

    Developers had spent years working on an energy-efficient version of Ethereum, a digital ledger that underpins tens of billions of dollars worth of cryptocurrencies, etc.

    Ethereum is the second most important blockchain after bitcoin, but it has faced criticism for burning through more power each year than New Zealand.

  • Expo Centre Sharjah has said that it will host the International Jewelry Designers Forum on October 7.

    The forum will discuss a number of thematic topics, including future trends in jewelry and gem designs.

    It will also discuss important techniques used in combining stones and lab-created diamonds.

  • First aired in 2016, it charts the queen's journey from nervous 25-year-old neophyte to national institution as she guided the...

    First aired in 2016, it charts the queen's journey from nervous 25-year-old neophyte to national institution as she guided the monarchy through decades of scandals and upheaval

    The last season to air drew some criticism in UK for taking too much artistic license and allegedly portraying Charles excessively negatively over his treatment of his ex-wife