Japanese auto giant Nissan will invest up to £1.12 billion.

FAB is the United Arab Emirates’ largest bank.

MEEZA is a Managed IT Service and Solutions provider in Qatar.

The pact sets up a framework for knowledge, data sharing

The pact will help in creating job opportunities in the UAE.

The conglomerate intends to sell 33.25 million shares.

The results underscore the firm’s robust financial performance.

Final offer price will be fixed through a book-building process

The company is expected to start trading on ADX in December 2023.

Obeikan AGC Glass will have an export credit insurance policy.

The agreements with Sharjah Ports extended for another 35 years.

AJEX will have rights to operate warehousing facilities at Modon.

EPI is part of the Platforms Systems cluster within EDGE.

This is due to the steady growth in its consumption volumes.

Its shares rose over 6 percent on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

Its income for the first nine months of 2023 is US$816m.

Alstom said it aims to cut debt by 2 billion euros by March 2025.

This marks 16% increase compared to the same period last year.

Latest generation Safran Seats for new Emirates Airbus fleet part of the deal.

The company's third-quarter revenue grew by 8% to $5.80 billion.

It posted a 189% jump in revenue in Q3 to US$1.15bn.

Foxconn is China's largest private-sector employer.

The agreements signed with SPPC are valued at $3.9 billion.

It will acquire 84 percent stake for US$12.3 million.

The bank marked the issuance of its $500 million green sukuk.

This is the toll operator's highest Q3 revenue since 2007.

This will help HR teams improve business operations.

The pact is aimed at integrating smart weapons into MQ-9B.

The company also reported an EBITDA of $635 million.

The stake in its Turkish subsidiary BBT was sold to Rawabi Holding.

PIF, SEC JV's brand name for EV infrastructure is EVIQ.

The two companies will invest up to US$1.5 billion.

The revenue was driven by demand for electricity, water.

The EBITDA increased by 28% YoY to $303 million in the third quarter.

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia -- Al Moammar Information Systems Co. (MIS) recorded a net profit of SAR 26.7 million ($7.1 million) in the first nine months of 2023, down from SAR 46.5 million ($12.39 million) in the prior-year period. The lower profit was attributed to an increase in impairment loss on contract assets...

This is due to the successful launches of new projects.

The profits nearly doubled on solid demand for cancer treatments.

The operating income of the group rose to US$234 million.

The profit was 138% higher than the $1.2 billion in H1 2022.

The final orderbook of the green sukuk closed at $2.6 billion.

The company net profit for July-September sank 29 percent

Profitability dropped 22% due to lower realized prices.

The bump in subscription came amid its cost-cutting campaign.

Amlak's total income for the third quarter decreased by 19%.

It posted a five-percent decline in revenues to US$367m.

The firm said unfavorable market conditions affected margins.

Tower infrastructure sale among factors responsible for the performance.

The Group's third-quarter revenues grew by 9.5 percent.

The company recently reported a net loss of US$4.9bn in Q3.

The company posted a 44 percent growth in revenues for 9M-period.