- Dubai, UAE -- The UAE’s real estate sector extended its upward trajectory in March, with robust project launches, steady construction...
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- The dividend represents 100 percent of its share capital. The company reported record property sales of approximately $19.4 billion in...
EBITDA increased 52 percent to roughly $3.9 billion, with net profit before tax reaching $4.2 billion.
The developer highlighted a revenue backlog of approximately $34.1 billion supporting future growth visibility.
- Dubai, UAE — Dubai Chambers, in collaboration with Dubai Customs and DP World, convened a meeting with around 100 private...
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- The proposed buyback represents about 0.6% of the company’s total shares. The board of directors has been authorized to take...
The repurchase will be carried out in coordination with the Securities and Commodities Authority and the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX).
IHC did not provide further details on the timing of the repurchase in the latest disclosure, but the move comes as the conglomerate seeks to enhance shareholder value.
- The petrochemicals' company's revenue also fell 17.7 percent.
Despite the revenue decline, gross income edged up slightly to SAR 85.4 million, compared with SAR 84.5 million a year earlier.
In the fourth quarter of 2025, Tasnee reported a net loss of SAR 2.04 billion, compared with a loss of SAR 97.7 million in the same period a year earlier.
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