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ADNOC Drilling H1 revenue $2.37bn

The company posted a net profit of $692m.

Eni profit falls due to dip in oil prices

Q2 net profit fell by 18% to $637 million.

Emirates NBD H1 profit $3.40bn

Total income rose by 12 percent in the same period.

ADIB H1 pre-tax profit $1.08bn

Q2 pre-tax net profit increases by 14 percent.

AstraZeneca to invest $50bn in US

Bulk of funds to go into a Virginia manufacturing center.
  • OPEC chief calls for more investments in oil industry to meet energy demand

    Abu Dhabi, UAE--The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has called for increased investments in the oil industry to meet global energy demands and sustain economic growth.According to its secretary general, Haitham Al Ghais, these investments are crucial for ensuring reliable energy supplies for current and future generations.In statements...
  • stc Group inks several pacts

    The pacts were signed at the PIF’s Private Sector Forum.
  • Shanghai to build 200 smart factories to shore up its manufacturing status

    Shanghai, China--Shanghai plans to build 200 new smart factories and 20 demonstration sites by end of 2025 after 70 intelligent plants in 2023, officials announced, solidifying its intelligent manufacturing stronghold, according to China Daily report.Covering auto, equipment and IT, this year's batch features life-cycle, process and supply chain enhancements. As...
  • Dubai faces warehouse shortage, says new report

    DUBAI, UAE — The supply of under construction warehouse stock in Dubai’s industrial market stands at 1.56 million square feet according to Knight Frank's latest report: Dubai & Abu Dhabi Industrial Markets Review, Q3, 2023.According to Knight Frank, demand is outstripping supply and occupiers are faced with the prospect of leasing...
  • Israel approves ‘minimal’ increase in fuel supply to Gaza

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office wrote on X that a "minimal supplement of fuel necessary to prevent a humanitarian collapse and the outbreak of epidemics" had been approved to enter "into the southern Gaza Strip". The announcement follows the UN warning of a total breakdown of public order in...
  • ENOC and Neste sign MoU to drive sustainable aviation fuel initiatives

    Dubai, UAE--ENOC Group has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Neste, the world's leading producer of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), in a pivotal step towards exploring the possibilities of supplying and purchasing of SAF regionally in the coming years. This ambitious goal underscores ENOC's proactive approach to fostering a...
  • SABIC Agri-Nutrients profit falls

    SABIC Agri-Nutrients Q3 net profit fell 55% to $280 million.
  • Hamas asks Egypt to take ‘decisive’ action to hasten aid delivery in Gaza

    Dubai, UAE--A top Hamas official called on Egypt Sunday to take "decisive" action to expedite aid to Gaza amid criticism over the pace of vital supplies reaching the war-torn Palestinian territory."Egypt should not remain a spectator," Hamas politburo member Musa Abu Marzouk said in a statement."We expect a decisive stance...
  • Saudi Ministry of Investment and Agility sign MoU to boost healthcare sector

    Riyadh, Saudi Arabia-- Saudi Arabia and Agility have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to introduce cutting-edge health technology and services to the kingdom's healthcare sector.As per the terms of the agreement, Agility and MISA will explore four areas of collaboration in the healthcare sector. This includes the potential for...
  • Arab League denounces Israel siege of Gaza Strip

    Demanding that aid be immediately allowed to go into the besieged enclave, Arab foreign minister condemned Israel's siege of Gaza in the wake of the shock attack by Palestinian militants on Israel. It has imposed a "complete siege" on the Gaza Strip, cutting off the water supply, food, electricity and...
  • UN voices concern over impact of Israel-Hamas war on food supply

    The UN's World Food Programme expressed concern over the mounting challenges civilians, including vulnerable children and families, face in accessing essential food supplies, with food distribution networks disrupted by hostilities. The WFP is concerned about stocks in food shops and the impact of power cuts in the Gaza Strip.
  • Oil prices climb up to highest level in a year

    The jump in oil prices came in the wake of a a surprising drop in US crude inventories. Oil prices have been trending higher following moves by Russia and Saudi Arabia to limit output. The US futures benchmark, West Texas Intermediate for delivery in November, jumped 3.6% to $93.68 per...
  • DP World spends US$6bn

    It invested the money to be a big supply chain player.
  • ADNOC Gas signs US$450-550m Chinese supply deal

    Abu Dhabi, UAE--ADNOC Gas today announced an agreement valued between $450 million and $550 million to supply Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) to PetroChina International Company Limited (PCI), a subsidiary of PetroChina Company Limited, one of the leading oil and gas producers and distributors in China.This agreement underscores ADNOC Gas’ growing...
  • Oman LNG signs gas-export deal with Germany’s SEFE

    Muscat, Oman-- Oman LNG has signed an agreement with Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE) to supply 400,000 tonnes of liquefied natural gas a year from 2026.According to Oman News Agency, the agreement with the German company is based on a four-year contract.“The term-sheet signing with SEFE marks another milestone. Going...
  • ADQ ties up with Dutch firm to set up greenhouse at AgTech Park in KEZAD

    Abu Dhabi, UAE-- In a boost to the UAE's effort to secure self-sufficiency in the food sector, ADQ has partnered with Safe Haven Solutions, a Netherlands-based climate-smart agriculture solution provider, to construct a high-tech greenhouse at ADQ’s AgTech Park in KEZAD. The automated 10-hectare facility will leverage advanced agricultural technology...
  • Oil prices surge for 6th straight week as global supplies tighten

    Dubai, UAE--Oil prices soared more than a dollar a barrel on Friday to record a sixth consecutive week of gains, after top producers Saudi Arabia and Russia extended supply cuts through September, adding to undersupply concerns.Brent crude futures rose $1.10, or 1.3%, to settle at $86.24 a barrel, while the...
  • UAE’s real estate market remains strong in the first half of 2023: CBRE

    Dubai, UAE--The UAE's real estate market has recorded a strong performance across all sectors in the first half of the year as non-oil economy witnesses strong growth in spite of global macroeconomic headwinds. According to a market report by CBRE, rental performance in Abu Dhabi’s occupier market showed substantial improvement...
  • FAO says world cereal production to reach record high in 2023-24

    ROME, ITALY - World cereal production is predicted to hit a record high in 2023-24, according to the latest Cereal Supply and Demand Brief, released by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on Saturday.FAO raised its 2023 global cereal production forecast to 2 819 million tonnes, indicating a 1.1 percent...
  • EIB to finance Jordan’s upgrade of water-supply system with US$66.52mn

    Amman, Jordan--The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved the provision of $66.52 million for Jordan to upgrade the water supply system and reduce water loss in Bani Kinanah district north of Jordan.The project is intended to improve the quality of drinking water in the targeted districts and reduce water loss...
  • Al Dahra Group signs supply agreement with Estonian firm Golden Fields

    Riga, Latvia--Al Dahra Group has signed a supply agreement with Golden Fields, an Estonian agriculture company specializing in the production of premium quality animal feed grown in the Baltic region.At an event in Riga attended by government officials, farmers, and businesses from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, Al Dahra Group and...
  • Alcoa, EGA ink supply pact

    Alcoa is now EGA's largest third-party supplier of alumina.
  • UAE’s GDP expected to have grown by 7.6% in 2022: CBUAE

    Abu Dhabi, UAE-- The UAE's gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated to have grown 7.6 percent in 2022, shored up by economic activity across all sectors.The conclusion was made in an annual report released by the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates (CBUAE), which said that the UAE's GDP...
  • Dubai real estate sector strengthens on investors’ confidence

    The present market conditions indicate that investing in real estate assets, especially in beachfront destinations, is opportune. These destinations are expected to significantly contribute to the growth of the UAE's prime real estate sector in 2023 and beyond, with no signs of this trend diminishing.
  • Dubai hosts World Free Zones Organization’s annual AICE event

    Dubai, UAE-- The World Free Zones Organisation’s (World FZO) ninth Annual International Conference & Exhibition (AICE) will begun in Dubai from today. Held under the theme ‘Global Trade 2.0: Zones, An Ecosystem of Trust Driving Prosperity,’ this year’s two-day event reflects the organisation's commitment to facilitating the contribution of free...
  • Iraq and TotalEnergies agree on delayed US$10bn deal

    Paris, France--French energy giant TotalEnergies announced Wednesday an agreement with Iraq on a $10 billion project that had been delayed due to disagreements over the terms of a deal aimed at improving the country's electricity supply.The contract, originally signed in 2021, includes investments in oil, gas and solar production.But the two...
  • Global cocaine supply reaches record levels, says UN drug agency

    VIENNA, AUSTRIA  -  Coca cultivation hit a record high by soaring 35 percent from 2020 to 2021, a UN report showed Thursday, amid new cocaine trafficking hubs emerging in southeastern Europe and Africa.Bolivia, Colombia and Peru - which have historically dominated the production of coca leaves - altogether cultivated an area...
  • Chip industry transformations enable Qatar, other GCC countries to diversify their economies, say experts

    The Gulf countries are also able to attract highly qualified and scientific expertise and skilled workers, and they possess the primary resources for the manufacture of chips and semiconductors, especially silicon extracted from sand, plastic and petroleum materials, he adds.
  • DEWA commissions 17 transmission substations worth US$871m in 2022

    DUBAI, UAE -  Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) inaugurated 17 new substations in 2022.These include fifteen 132kV stations with a conversion capacity of 2,280 megavolt amperes (MVA) and two 400kV stations with a conversion capacity of 4,000 MVA, in Al Qusais Industrial Area 5 and Jebel Ali First.DEWA installed...
  • Iraq’s Prime Minister heads to Germany for energy talks

    BAGHDAD, IRAQ - Iraq's Prime Minister Mohammad Shia al-Sudani left Thursday for Berlin to meet with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and discuss projects to address chronic power shortages, the premier's office said.Despite its oil riches, Iraq is beset by crumbling infrastructure, endemic corruption and decades of war.Dependent on its powerful neighbor...
  • Oil prices show no volatility as Russia unveils export ban

    New York, US--Russia on Tuesday banned oil sales to countries and companies that comply with a price cap agreed by Western nations, briefly helping to lift crude prices."The supply of Russian oil and oil products to foreign legal entities and individuals is prohibited if the contracts for these supplies directly...
  • Networking set for major transformations next year

    With an intensified focus on end user quality of experience while increasing protection from cyberattacks, IT will look to a single centralized management system with visibility across the network and the ability to configure edge-to-cloud QoS and security policies, adds Hughes.
  • UAE leads GCC with 48% share in realty transactions

    In the first nine months of 2022, real estate transactions in the region totaled more than US$143bn, surpassing the full-year US$136.9bn figure during 2021, says Kamco Invest.
  • Jordan, Iraq agree to extend MoU on importing Iraqi oil

    Iraq is currently supplying Jordan with 10,000 barrels of oil per day (bpd).
  • China begins WTO dispute against US chip export curbs

    Beijing, China—China has filed a dispute with the World Trade Organization over US restrictions on chip exports, Beijing's commerce ministry said in a statement late Monday, accusing Washington of threatening global supply chains. The United States in October announced new export controls aimed at restricting China's ability to buy and manufacture...
  • ‘Carbon credits need more supply, integrity to meet global demand’

    RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA - Carbon credits could make a significant contribution to achieving net zero by 2050, but only if participants address issues over limited supply and integrity, the Secretary General of the International Energy Forum (IEF) told a conference. Trade in voluntary carbon credits could grow 100-fold by 2050...
  • UK blames Iran for ‘spreading bloodshed’ from Mideast to Kyiv

    Vowing to work with allies in order to counter Tehran, Britain's foreign minister has blamed Iran for "spreading bloodshed. Ukraine and its allies have accused Tehran of supplying drones to Russia, which Kremlin has used in recent weeks to carry out attacks in Ukraine.
  • German industries explore investment opportunities in UAE

    Some of Germany’s leading industrial companies participated in a roundtable event hosted by the UAE Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC) 2022.
  • Iran signs contract with Russia to supply it with 40 turbines

    Tehran, Iran— Iran announced Sunday a contract with Russia to supply it with 40 turbines to help its gas industry amid Western sanctions over Moscow's war in Ukraine, local media reported. Iran's "industrial successes are not limited to the fields of missiles and drones," Iranian Gas Engineering and Development Company's CEO,...
  • Western powers call for UN probe of Iran drones in Ukraine

    Several Western countries are calling for an "impartial" investigation into Iranian drones they say Russia is using in the war in Ukraine. In their letter, France, Britain and Germany said they would "stand ready to support the work of the Secretariat in conducting its technical and impartial investigation."
  • GCC chemical companies lesser exposed to market risks than their European counterparts

    Chemical companies in the Gulf region are likely to cope relatively well with the current stresses of rising rates and higher energy costs, says a recent report.
  • WFP calls for action to avoid another year of record hunger

    UAE Minister of Climate Change and the Environment Mariam bint Mohammed Almheiri said that the crises facing the world today put the health and lives of millions of people at stake without distinguishing between developed and developing countries.
  • EU energy head hails “partnership” with Algeria

    Seeking new exporters of gas to the continent, European Union's energy commissioner has hailed a "long-term strategic partnership" with Algeria as it turns to Africa's biggest gas supplier to fill a gap left by Russian supplies. Europe's search for gas has become ever more urgent as winter approaches.
  • UK in talks with Qatar and Norway to import energy

    Amid crippling energy shortages, the British government is negotiating with Qatar and Norway to secure new long-term gas contract, according to media reports. The reports said that Prime Minister Liz Truss is in favor of the deal, which would secure long-term energy sources and cut down the cost of the...
  • Jordan PM meets Iraqi, Syrian, Lebanese agriculture ministers

    Jordan Prime Minister Dr. Bisher Khasawneh has a joint meeting with the agriculture ministers of Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.
  • Saudi Steel lands contract

    It won a $40 million contract from Aramco to supply pipes.
  • Norway skeptical about EU proposal on gas price cap

    Norway, which has replaced Russia as Europe's leading supplier of natural gas, dashed the hopes of EU member states who wanted a cap on gas prices. After his phone call with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store said he was "skeptical" about a...
  • Erdogan blames Europe’s energy crisis on Russia sanctions

    Erdogan told reporters before departing for a three-nation swing through the Balkans that European nations were "harvesting what they sowed" by imposing economic restrictions on Russia.
  • US says oil supply must shore up growth after OPEC+ cut

    In a thinly veiled criticism of the OPEC's decision to cut supply, the US said that oil production must be kept up to bolster global economic growth. White House Press Secretary said that President Joe Biden ‘has been clear that energy supply should meet demand to support economic growth and...
  • Iraq looks to neighbors for energy to overcome crunch

    Looking to tide over the persistent problem of a lack of energy supply in the country, particularly in the summer due to high temperatures, the Iraqi Ministry of Electricity says it needs 35,000 megawatts of energy to achieve self-sufficiency.
  • Germany stocks up large gas reserves despite Russian cuts

    Owing to its energy saving measures in recent weeks coupled with huge purchases of gas from suppliers other than Russia, Germany has replenished its gas stocks more quickly than expected. This, after Russia drastically reduced gas supply in the wake of the outbreak of war in Ukraine.