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SIB H1 net profit $189m

The bank's total assets increased by $1.49 billion.

TSMC’s H1 revenue up 40 percent

Robust demand for AI technology behind the surge.

‘Wadeem’ sold out for $1.49bn

This is the highest Abu Dhabi real-estate release to date.

Tesla Q2 sales down 13.5%

Shares rally after the disclosure, better than some forecasts.

TomTom cuts 300 jobs

The firm said it was realigning its organization as it embraces AI.
  • AD Ports Group Q2 net profit $81.67m

    The year-on-year growth in net profit was 59 percent.

    Capex reached AED 1.6 billion, in line with the Group’s capital investment plans to spend more than AED 15 billion across all clusters over the 2022-26 period, the statement said.

    Container volumes grew by 30 percent YoY while Ro-Ro and cruise passenger volumes continued their healthy recovery post COVID-19 disruptions.

  • NADEC records $11m profit

    The jump in profit was driven by growth in sales of dairy.

    There was a 21 percent revenue increase due to a high growth in sales of dairy and food processing

    The company had posted losses of $2.9 million in the same period last year

  • Aramco posts record profit of $48.4bn in Q2

    Net income leapt 90% for the world's biggest oil producer, which clocked its second straight quarterly record after announcing $39.5bn...

    Aramco said its income rose 22.7 percent from Q1 in "strong market conditions"

    The quarterly profits, the highest since Aramco's IPO in late 2019, beat analyst forecasts of $46.2 billion

  • Emaar H1 revenue 3.69 billion

    H1 2022 EBITDA up 66 percent $1.6 billion.

    Q2 EBITDA up 53 percent to reach $798 million compared to $523 million in the same period of 2021.

    Emaar’s international real estate operations recorded property sales of $661 million in H1 2022 and contributed revenue of AED2.068 billion ($563 million

  • Tadawul posts 23% fall in profit

    The profit fell to $74 million in H1 in a year of record listings.

    It reported an 8.3 percent decline in revenue to $157 million, mainly due to the decrease in trading services and post-trade services

    Higher salaries and employee-related benefits further weighed on profit during the six-month period, leading to a rise of 9.8 percent in expenses to $80 million

  • Jordan industries’ use 24m cubic feet gas daily in 2021

    The average natural gas consumption for Jordan's industries amounted to 24 million cubic feet (CF) per day during 2021, according...

    Gas production from Risha Field, eastern Jordan, reached about 6,510 million cubic feet during 2021 at a daily rate of 17.8 million cubic feet

    The capacity of Risha Field has been raised to about 32 million cubic feet per day, as Risha Wells 53, 51, 50 have entered production in 2021

  • Jordan, Morocco to launch hospitality training facility

    A Jordanian-Moroccan hospitality and tourism training project will be launched in the Hashemite Kingdom as part of the strategic partnership...

    The Moroccan ambassador stressed on Jordan's pivotal role in joint Arab efforts and regional issues.

    The envoy stressed on the partnerships between Jordan and Morocco in tourism, agriculture, renewable energy

  • President invites Swiss President to visit the UAE

    President of the Swiss Confederation Ignazio Cassis, has received a written message from President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan...

    The UAE is keen on strengthening bilateral relations with Switzerland

    Sheikh Abdullah has delivered the written message of the UAE President to the Swiss President

  • DEWA smart services receive wide praise from customers

    Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) smart services have helped customers raise the efficiency of their electricity and water consumption...

    The customers praised DEWA’s efforts to provide all means to promote a culture of sustainability and raise awareness about protection of natural resources

    They lauded the company's digital channels, including DEWA’s website and smart app, that help them to complete their transactions easily and smoothly

  • Qatar World Cup will be most luxurious yet, says hospitality firm boss

    Jaime Byrom, who has sold millions of hotel rooms over 10 World Cups, said wealthy supporters will be flocking to...

    Jaime Byrom, who has sold millions of hotel rooms over 10 World Cups, said wealthy supporters will be flocking to the tiny Gulf state from around the globe

    Packages range from $700 for a top ticket with a slap-up meal, to bills of a million dollars-plus for big groups staying in top hotels and watching several matches