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Luberef net profit falls 7% in Q1

A fall in by-products sales leads to profit dip.

SABIC net loss $322 million

The company's net profit was $66m in Q1 2024

PureHealth posts $137m Q1 net profit

The Group's revenue increased 8 percent YoY.

Borouge Q1 net profit $281 million

The total dividend paid to shareholders in 2024 $1.3bn.

Emirates expects first 777X delivery in H2 2026

Boeing had pushed back the first delivery to 2026 from 2025.
  • Israel brings new law on cyber exports after Pegasus scandal

    An updated Israeli end user certificate issued Monday, to be signed by buyers, listed terrorism as including offences committed with...

    An agency for military exports liked to Israel’s defense ministry put out the law

    It specified that a foreign state seeking a cyber or intelligence system must only use it to combat terrorism and ‘serious crimes’

  • DEWA launches EV Green User Dashboard

    The EV Green Charger User Dashboard allows customers to manage multiple EV Green Charger cards, and pay their bills.

    The dashboard enables customers to track their charging and consumption data through DEWA’s website/smart app

    DEWA provides its EV Green Charger service to all electric vehicle users in Dubai, including local and international visitors

  • Natixis of France to fund ACWA Power projects with $2bn

    Natixis Corporate and Investment Banking of France has signed an agreement to finance ACWA Power projects over the next two...

    The MoU will allow both parties to “explore opportunities to develop new projects in the region,”

    Natixis has previously underwritten some of the Saudi-listed firm’s high-profile renewable projects, including the Sakaka solar project

  • Time to decrypt internet speed in Arab world

    This week's TRENDS infographic tries to find out where do Arab countries stand in terms of the speed of broadband...

    The internet connectivity is a cornerstone to business, education, financial literacy, access to employment and health care through telemedicine

    This TRENDS infographic tries to find out where do Arab countries stand in the latest Speedtest index.

  • Tadawul shares set to trade, after huge investor interest

    After evoking a huge interest in investors, shares of Tadawul group will begin trading on the main market on Wednesday,...

    The individual subscribers tranche of Tadawul’s initial public offering was 442.53 percent oversubscribed with a total demand of SR5.02 billion ($1.3 billion)

    The stock exchange group was offering 10.8 million shares to individual investors, or 30 percent of the total offer shares at a final price of SR105

  • Curtain goes up on first Saudi film festival

    Less than four years after lifting a ban on cinemas, Saudi Arabia is to host its first major film festival...

    Movie houses were barred for decades until April 2018, but over the next 10 days, actors and directors will tread the red carpet at Jeddah's Red Sea International Film Festival

    It will showcase 138 long and short films from 67 countries in more than 30 languages

  • Jordan olive festival clocks sales of $4.23m

    The sales of the 10-day festival included olive oil and various rural products, in addition to production kitchens.

    The festival was conducted in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture and several local and international partners

    In all, 263,458 people visited the event this time

  • Saudi Arabia, UAE ripe for hydrogen investments

    Green hydrogen has the potential to rapidly replace fossil fuels on a large scale, says Cranmore Managing Partner Yusuf Macun.

    Green hydrogen has a lot of potential particularly in heavy transport and heavy industries

    Green hydrogen has the ability to rapidly replace fossil fuels while simultaneously enhancing electrification

  • ENOC plans Dubai compact stations

    The first compact station opened at Dragon Mart 2 this month.

    After Dragon Mart and International City, the ENOC Group plans to open five more compact stations in Dubai

    The remaining seven expected to be launched across additional locations by 2023

  • Governments helped arms firms avoid Covid-19 slump

    Governments around the world passed measures to help their big weapons firms, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute...

    Top 100 arms producers recorded rise in profits by 1.3 percent on 2019 to $531 billion

    Of the top countries in the weapon industry, only France and Russia saw a fall in their firms' sales last year