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2PointZero Group
Diversified holdings
Two Point Zero Group — the listing still filed under MULTIPLY
IHC-controlled holding and operating platform that acquires, owns, scales and recycles controlled businesses and minority investments. It earns operating profit from energy/mining, food, mobility, media, beauty, apparel and packaging; management/financial-services income; dividends, interest, disposal gains and fair-value changes. Economics depend on underlying vertical performance, acquisition integration, fair-value discipline, parent cash access, NCI, debt and capital recycling.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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ADX · ADAVIATIONAbu Dhabi Aviation Company
Transport and logistics
Abu Dhabi Aviation: the rotor fleet stopped being the business
MRO, technical support, rotary/fixed-wing operations, charter and cargo
Latest confirmed context: FY2025
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Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank
Banks
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank — how the group is built
Consumer, corporate and investment banking, treasury, property management and subsidiaries
Latest confirmed context: FY2025
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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank
Banks
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank — the group is wider than the regulated bank
Sharia-compliant retail; corporate; business; private banking; wealth management
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026
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A D N H Catering plc
Consumer
ADNH Catering: every dirham of growth arrived from Al Khobar
Contract catering, food services, cleaning, manpower and support services
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026
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Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company PJSC
Financial services and insurance
ADNIC: the composite insurer whose largest customer is its own shareholder circle
Corporate and retail multi-line insurance plus investment income; UAE base with Saudi subsidiary and India branch.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026
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ADNOC Distribution
Energy
ADNOC Distribution — a station count that outruns the open stations
Fuel distribution and mobility retail with convenience, vehicle services, property management, lubricants and EV charging.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026
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ADNOC Drilling
Energy
ADNOC Drilling — availability is published, paid utilisation is not
Integrated onshore/offshore drilling and oilfield services with ADNOC-linked domestic core and regional platforms.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026
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ADNOC Gas
Energy
ADNOC Gas — an infrastructure business inside a controlled group
Processes associated and non-associated gas; supplies domestic gas; markets LNG, LPG, naphtha, sulphur and related products; operates gas infrastructure and industrial-gas activities.
Latest confirmed context: H1/Q2 2026
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ADNOC Logistics and Services
Transport and logistics
ADNOC L&S — a shipping peak inside a logistics platform
Integrated offshore logistics, shipping, marine services, vessel chartering and related port activities.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026
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AD Ports Group
Transport and logistics
AD Ports — five clusters that do not earn alike
Integrated ports, industrial zones, maritime shipping, logistics and digital trade services across long-term concessions and owned platforms.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026
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ADX · ADSBAbu Dhabi Ship Building
Industrials and construction
Abu Dhabi Ship Building: one yard, one order, five years of work
Designs, builds, integrates, repairs and supports naval and commercial vessels, with project-based revenues and milestone billing.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026
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Agthia Group
Consumer
Agthia Group — four food businesses and a pile of goodwill
Owns and operates branded and staple food, water, flour/feed, protein/frozen and snacking businesses across the MENA region.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026
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Aldar Properties
Real estate
Aldar Properties — a development engine and a rental engine, read separately
Develops and sells residential/mixed-use projects while owning and managing recurring-income real estate and international development platforms.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 issuer KPI release; FY2025 audited statements
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Alef Education Holding
Education
Alef Education: one customer, two contract end-dates and a profit line that peaked on investments
AI-enabled learning platform, digital content, assessment, analytics and IT/support services for government systems and private schools.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed
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Alpha Data PJSC
Technology
Alpha Data: the reseller margin and the service margin that share one income statement
Provides Solutions, managed/professional Services and outsourced technology Talent across infrastructure, cloud, AI, cybersecurity and digital transformation.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed
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Americana Restaurants International
Consumer
Americana Restaurants: 2,746 outlets built on other people's brands
Operates franchised and proprietary restaurant brands across 12 markets; growth from LFL sales, new stores, digital channels, procurement scale and category expansion.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed
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Al Wathba National Insurance Company PJSC
Financial services and insurance
Al Wathba National Insurance: the profit line follows the portfolio, not the policies
Underwrites UAE general insurance and earns investment/property income; subsidiaries hold investment, property, service and Lloyds participation structures.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34; FY2025 audited
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Borouge
Materials
Borouge — one Ruwais complex, one 90% owner, ten percent left on the market
Produces ethylene, propylene, polyethylene and polypropylene at Ruwais and markets differentiated polyolefins globally.
Latest confirmed context: H1/Q2 2026 reviewed IAS 34 and issuer KPI disclosures
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Bank of Sharjah
Financial services and insurance
Bank of Sharjah: six branches, a Beirut subsidiary and a related-party securities book
UAE commercial and investment banking with lending, deposits, investments and real-estate activities.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Burjeel Holdings
Healthcare
Burjeel — beds that fill and claims that wait
Hospitals, medical centres, pharmacies and specialized complex-care services across the GCC.
Latest confirmed context: H1/Q2 2026 reviewed IAS 34 and issuer KPI disclosures
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Dana Gas
Energy
Dana Gas — most of the barrels come from a company it does not consolidate
Produces and processes natural gas, condensate and LPG in KRI and Egypt and owns UAE midstream/arbitration-linked interests.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34 and issuer KPI disclosures
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E7 Group PJSC
Industrials and construction
E7 Group — secure identity, print and the cash behind them
Designs and manufactures secure national IDs, passports, banking cards and digital tax stamps and integrates related physical-to-digital identity systems for governments and regulated institutions. It also sells commercial/education printing and digital-learning services, specification-driven packaging, and fulfilment/distribution through Tawzea. Revenue is contract- and delivery-based; economics depend on secure-capacity utilisation, contract mix, customer acceptance, receivable collection, raw materials and disciplined growth CAPEX.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34; FY2025 audited IFRS
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e&
Telecommunications
e& — a UAE anchor with an acquired international perimeter
Provides mobile, fixed broadband, voice, data and wholesale connectivity in the UAE and international markets; sells enterprise ICT, cloud, cybersecurity, managed services and digital-government solutions; and owns or invests in consumer-digital and financial platforms. Revenue is mainly subscription, usage, connectivity, device and enterprise-contract based. Economics depend on subscribers, ARPU/ARPL, network and spectrum CAPEX, competition, currency, regulation, acquisitions and the UAE royalty/tax burden.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34; FY2025 audited IFRS
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Easy Lease Motorcycle Rental
Transport and logistics
Easy Lease: AED276m of 2025 revenue was bought rather than grown
Rents motorcycles, cars and limousines; supplies delivery fleets and riders; provides freight forwarding, warehousing, finished-vehicle logistics, roadside recovery and maintenance; and operates smaller event, marine, EV-charging and transport-technology activities. Customers pay recurring rental/storage fees, per-delivery or freight charges and service/event fees. Economics depend on fleet and warehouse utilisation, contract pricing, maintenance, drivers, insurance, residual values, receivable collection, financing and acquisition discipline.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34; FY2025 audited IFRS
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ADX · EMOBILITYEmirates Mobility Company PJSC
Consumer
Emirates Mobility: nine business lines, one of which is 95% of revenue
Trains and tests drivers for course/testing fees; operates limousine, courier and vehicle-repair services; develops EV-charging and AI/testing capabilities; allocates capital to mobility associates. Mwasalat public bus, taxi, rental/leasing and school-transport operations are equity-accounted at 22.5%, so their revenue, fleet and passengers are not consolidated.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34 and issuer operating disclosures
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EMSTEEL BUILDING MATERIALS PJSC
Materials
EMSTEEL: a kiln above nameplate, a cement mill at half, one ticker
Integrated producer of direct-reduced iron, crude and finished long steel, rebar, wire rod, heavy sections, sheet piles, clinker, cement, concrete blocks and dry mortar. Revenue comes from physical product sales to UAE construction/infrastructure customers and export markets. Economics depend on steel/cement prices, iron ore, freight, gas and power, product mix, plant utilisation, maintenance, CAPEX and construction demand.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34; FY2025 audited IFRS
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First Abu Dhabi Bank
Banks
First Abu Dhabi Bank — four units and a merger still visible in the numbers
Diversified UAE-headquartered conventional and Islamic banking group serving government/public-sector institutions, corporates, financial institutions, SMEs, retail, affluent, private-banking and wealth clients. It earns net interest/spread income from loans and securities; fees from payments, trade finance, cash management, cards, capital markets and advisory; and markets/investment income. Reported segments are Investment Banking & Markets, Wholesale Banking, Personal/Business/Wealth/Privileged Client Banking and Head Office/subsidiaries, with a broad international network.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34; FY2025 audited IFRS
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Fertiglobe
Materials
Fertiglobe — gas in, urea out, and an unsettled bill in Algeria
ADNOC-controlled global nitrogen-fertilizer producer and trader. Fertiglobe manufactures urea and merchant ammonia at Fertil in the UAE, EFC and EBIC in Egypt, and Sorfert in Algeria; it sells own product and third-party traded volumes through a six-port distribution network. Economics depend on urea/ammonia netbacks, natural-gas terms, utilisation and turnarounds, freight/trade routes, minority profit sharing and working capital. Growth options include low-carbon and renewable ammonia, DEF and automotive-grade urea.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34; FY2025 audited IFRS
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International Holding Company
Diversified holdings
International Holding Company — why group cash is not parent cash
Abu Dhabi-based diversified holding and operating group with controlled and non-controlling investments spanning real estate and construction, marine and dredging, food and agriculture, healthcare, financial services, utilities, technology and other sectors. It earns consolidated operating revenue from controlled subsidiaries and investment/valuation income from a large portfolio. Economics depend on subsidiary operating performance, acquisition accounting, fair-value movements, related parties, non-controlling interests, leverage and transparent look-through NAV/cash accessibility.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34; FY2025 audited IFRS
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Gulf Pharmaceutical Industries
Healthcare
Julphar: the 2025 profit came from what was sold, not what was made
Regional pharmaceutical group developing, manufacturing and commercialising generic medicines and selected biologics across MENA and Africa. Economics depend on product registrations and launches, volume and facility utilisation, price/mix, gross margin, R&D productivity, quality compliance, working capital and financing.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; Q1 2026 summary reviewed
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Lulu Retail Holdings
Consumer
Lulu Retail — a 1974 business with a 2024 legal history
Pan-GCC full-line retailer operating hypermarkets, supermarkets, express formats and ecommerce, supported by wholesale, sourcing, distribution and logistics. It earns thin retail margins on high-volume food and non-food sales. Economics depend on LFL growth, footfall and basket, store/square-metre productivity, fresh and private-label mix, ecommerce contribution, purchasing terms, inventory turns, shrink, labour/logistics productivity, rent and lease obligations, and disciplined pricing.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Mair Group
Consumer
MAIR Group: like-for-like rose 7.7 per cent and shop revenue did not move
Hybrid operating group. ADCOOP and SPAR sell food, household goods and general merchandise through supermarkets, hypermarkets and convenience formats; Makani owns, develops and manages malls, community centres, retail properties and logistics assets. Retail economics depend on LFL sales, store productivity, private label, supplier rebates, inventory, shrink, labour, logistics and leases. Property economics depend on occupancy, GLA, rents, tenants, development CAPEX, valuations and cap rates.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Modon Holding
Real estate
Modon Holding — a developer whose second-largest business is exhibitions and catering
Abu Dhabi Government-controlled integrated city builder and operator. Develops and sells masterplanned communities, plots and infrastructure; owns and leases income assets; owns/operates hotels; runs exhibition venues, events, temporary infrastructure, catering, tourism and media services; and invests through international JVs. Economics depend on sales/backlog conversion, construction delivery and collections, recurring occupancy/NOI, hotel rates, venue/event volumes, catering margins, working capital, capital commitments and capital allocation.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 primary statutory evidence not located as of 2026-08-10
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NMDC Group
Industrials and construction
NMDC Group — two margin profiles trading under one ticker
Integrated long-duration contracting group. NMDC Dredging & Marine executes dredging, reclamation, ports and marine works; 77%-owned separately listed NMDC Energy performs offshore/onshore energy EPC; NMDC Infra develops infrastructure, water and onshore EPC; NMDC LTS supplies marine logistics and industrial services; NMDC Engineering provides consultancy. Revenue is recognized over time and economics depend on backlog quality, bid/cost-to-complete discipline, variations and claims, segment margins, contract-asset and receivable conversion, customer concentration, fleet/yard utilisation and capex.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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NMDC Energy
Industrials and construction
NMDC Energy — the same yards, two gross profits, two tickers
Long-duration energy EPC contractor providing engineering, procurement, fabrication, project management, offshore/onshore construction, pipelaying, installation and commissioning. It operates four fabrication yards in the UAE and Saudi Arabia and a specialised offshore fleet. Revenue is recognised mainly over time, so economics depend on bidding and cost-to-complete discipline, procurement/subcontracting, yard and vessel utilisation, change orders/claims, backlog conversion, contract-asset and receivable collection, customer concentration, HSE and capital discipline. It does not primarily produce hydrocarbons.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Ooredoo Q.P.S.C.
Telecommunications
Ooredoo — a Qatari operator reached through a second order book
Diversified telecommunications and digital-infrastructure group selling mobile prepaid/postpaid, fixed broadband, voice, data, enterprise ICT/cloud/cybersecurity, wholesale and device services across eight consolidated markets. It is scaling AI-ready data centres, tower infrastructure, international fibre/subsea connectivity and fintech. Economics depend on service-revenue growth, customers, country-level ARPU/churn, spectrum/licence costs, network quality, EBITDA margin, CAPEX intensity, cash conversion, currency/repatriation and regulatory discipline. IOH is equity accounted and must remain outside consolidated revenue/customer claims.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 issuer/QSE results release
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Phoenix Group
Technology
Phoenix Group — bitcoin machines, pledged coins and a French building site
Power-backed high-density compute infrastructure group. Current revenue comes primarily from Bitcoin self-mining, third-party mining-machine hosting and a reduced ASIC/digital-wallet equipment-trading activity. The group also owns and actively manages digital assets and financial investments, with some tokens pledged against exchange margin loans. It is developing AI/HPC data-centre projects, beginning with an 18MW Lyon site, but the AI pipeline was not operating or evidenced as contracted customer capacity at H1 2026. Economics depend on Bitcoin/hashprice, network difficulty, uptime, fleet efficiency and obsolescence, power cost, hosting utilisation and customer retention, treasury prices and liquidity, collateral LTV, maintenance/growth CAPEX and execution/funding of AI projects.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Presight AI Holding
Technology
Presight — sovereign contracts and an order book that outruns collection
Designs, installs and operates AI/big-data analytics solutions, mainly under multi-year government and quasi-sovereign projects; majority-owned AIQ supplies energy AI. Contract wins, renewals, cost-to-complete, contract-asset collection, concentration, data sovereignty, international execution and AIQ minority economics drive value and risk.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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PureHealth Holding
Healthcare
PureHealth: the brand wall is wider than the consolidation perimeter
Vertically integrated Care and Cover platform. Care includes UAE hospital/clinic networks, UK Circle Health, Greece/Cyprus HHG, laboratories, pharmacies, medical procurement/logistics and clinical IT. Cover includes Daman health insurance and emerging P&C. Economics depend on patient volumes, occupancy, acuity/case mix, tariffs and payer collection, insurance pricing/claims/reserves/solvency, procurement mandates, physician capacity, M&A integration and lease/put-option obligations.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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The National Bank of Ras Al-Khaimah P.S.C.
Financial services and insurance
RAKBANK — the half-year that sold a business
Universal UAE bank earning net interest/Islamic financing margin and fees through Personal Banking, SME/Business Banking, Wholesale/Corporate Banking, RAKislamic, treasury/markets and insurance distribution. Economics depend on loan and deposit growth, CASA funding, NIM, fee mix, credit losses, operating efficiency, liquidity and regulatory capital.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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R.A.K Ceramics P.J.S.C.
Industrials and construction
RAK Ceramics — four product economics fired in one group
Integrated ceramic lifestyle-solutions manufacturer and distributor. Designs, manufactures and sells ceramic/gres porcelain wall and floor tiles, large-format slabs, sanitaryware, KLUDI faucets/taps and porcelain tableware through project, dealer, showroom, hospitality, airline, retail and export channels. Economics depend on product/project mix, realised price, factory utilisation, gas/energy and raw materials, freight, construction demand, working capital, CAPEX and leverage; minor activities include power, paints/plastics/minerals and real-estate leasing.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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RAK Properties P.J.S.C.
Real estate
RAK Properties — two kinds of government land that must never be added together
Government-backed Ras Al Khaimah master developer. Plans and builds waterfront destination communities, sells residential units and recognises qualifying development revenue as construction progresses, then hands homes over. Retains selected hotels, retail/leasing and asset/facility-management activities for recurring income. Economics depend on launches, net sales, backlog, collections, construction progress, handovers, land-bank monetisation, hotel occupancy/ADR, working capital and funding cost.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed
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RAPCO Investment P.J.S.C.
Financial services and insurance
RAPCO Investment: the poultry licence that now holds RAKBANK shares
Standalone proprietary investment company, formerly a poultry operator. Allocates shareholder capital across listed and unlisted equities, bonds and bond funds, investment property, venture and stated agritech themes. Earns dividends, interest, rent, realised disposal gains and fair-value movements. Economics depend on portfolio composition, recurring yield, public/private valuation, liquidity, parent costs, leverage, pledged collateral and capital allocation.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed
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Response Plus Holding PJSC
Healthcare
Response Plus: the ambulance count moved and the profit fell while revenue rose
B2B/B2G medical contract-services platform that deploys clinicians, paramedics, ambulances and onsite clinics for industrial sites, infrastructure, airports and events; provides occupational health, medical manpower, emergency/event cover, training/consulting and emerging evacuation services. Economics depend on contract pricing/renewal, billable staff and fleet utilisation, staff-cost inflation, mobilisation, clinical quality, receivable/unbilled collection, capex and acquired Prometheus integration.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 signed audited summary; H1 2025 reviewed IAS 34; H1 2026 missing as of 2026-08-11
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Sharjah Cement and Industrial Development Co. PJSC
Industrials and construction
Sharjah Cement — a kiln, a sack plant and a securities book
Industrial group selling cement/clinker, dry-mortar products, ready-mix concrete and delivery/pumping, multiwall paper sacks, and synthetic ropes/twine. It also earns dividends, fair-value income and rent from securities and investment property. Economics depend on construction demand, realised prices, production/utilisation, coal/alternative-fuel and power costs, raw materials/freight, working-capital collection, capex, financing and investment-asset values.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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ADX · SIBSharjah Islamic Bank PJSC
Financial services and insurance
Sharjah Islamic Bank: the lender that also runs hotels
UAE-focused Sharia-compliant group: retail, business, corporate and government financing; customer deposits; sukuk and treasury; transaction/fee income; plus wholly owned real-estate/property-management, brokerage and hospitality subsidiaries.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Space42
Technology
Space42: net cash of USD727m that a customer paid before delivery
Operates satellite infrastructure and sells secure government/mission-critical communications, mobility, broadband and IoT through Space Services; Smart Solutions combines Earth-observation and ground data with the GIQ AI platform to provide mapping, geospatial intelligence, autonomous-mobility and industry solutions. Contract concentration, satellite availability/capacity, backlog conversion, contract-asset collection and heavy constellation CAPEX drive value and risk.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Abu Dhabi National Energy Company
Utilities
TAQA — five businesses and a compulsory exit
Owns and operates contracted power and water generation; regulated electricity/water transmission and distribution; wastewater collection, treatment and reuse; international utility assets; and a mature Canada/Europe oil-and-gas portfolio with decommissioning obligations. Through Masdar exposure it participates in renewables. Economics depend on regulated asset values and allowed returns, long-term offtake contracts, plant/network availability, pass-through tariffs, capacity additions, capital expenditure, project debt/refinancing, commodity prices and decommissioning costs.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited/integrated; Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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United Arab Bank P.J.S.C.
Financial services and insurance
United Arab Bank: a 40% foreign limit with 0.08% used
UAE-focused commercial bank earning primarily from lending and deposits. It serves medium/large corporates and institutions, individuals through personal and Islamic banking, and runs a treasury/investment portfolio plus FX, derivatives, trade finance and cash-management services.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Waha Capital
Financial services and insurance
Waha Capital — the year the balance sheet shrank by AED 8.6bn with nothing sold
Abu Dhabi investment manager combining proprietary private investments, industrial real estate through Waha Land, and public-markets funds/asset management. It earns fair-value and realised investment returns, dividends and interest, plus recurring management fees and performance fees from third-party and proprietary capital.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Air Arabia
Transport and logistics
Air Arabia — the traffic figure and the income statement describe different companies
Multi-hub low-cost airline group selling point-to-point passenger tickets and paid ancillary services, with cargo, aircraft leasing, ground handling, travel, training and hospitality activities. Sharjah operations are consolidated; airline interests in Abu Dhabi, Egypt and Pakistan are joint ventures and Morocco is an associate, so all-hubs passengers exceed the consolidated passenger perimeter.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Ajman Bank
Banks
Ajman Bank: eleven branches and three answers on who owns it
UAE Islamic bank funded mainly by customer deposits and bank/FI funding. It earns Sharia-compliant financing and investment income from wholesale/corporate and consumer customers, fees and treasury/Sukuk activities; products include Murabaha, Ijarah, Mudaraba, Musharaka and Wakala. The group also owns property subsidiaries Skyrise Properties and Makaseb 2.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Al Ansari Financial Services
Financial services and insurance
Al Ansari — 444 counters, and a listing that raised nothing
Non-bank transactional financial-services group earning foreign-exchange spreads and commissions from cross-border/domestic remittances, retail/wholesale currency exchange, UAE WPS salary processing, bill collection, prepaid travel cards, corporate payments and digital wallet services; CashTrans transports/processes cash and valuables. BFC adds Bahrain, Kuwait and India operations.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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ALEC Holdings
Industrials and construction
ALEC Holdings: a contractor funded, controlled and partly banked by Dubai's holding company
Integrated UAE/KSA contractor earning revenue from large, complex building and infrastructure construction, onshore/offshore energy EPC and nine specialist services covering MEP, fit-out, data centres, façades, modular systems, technology, energy solutions and equipment rental. Revenue is recognised mainly over time; economics depend on bid discipline, cost-to-complete estimates, project mix, variations/claims, certifications, backlog conversion and collection of contract assets and retentions.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Alliance Insurance PJSC
Financial services and insurance
Alliance Insurance: one million shares, twenty-one investors, profit from two buildings
Alliance accepts property, motor, aviation, marine, engineering, liability, medical, personal-accident and life risks in exchange for premiums, pays eligible claims and transfers part of large/volatile exposures to reinsurers. It also invests policyholder/shareholder funds in fixed-income securities, deposits, equities and two Dubai commercial buildings. Economics depend on pricing, claims and reserve adequacy, reinsurance cost/recoverability, medical inflation, catastrophe losses, investment yields and regulatory capital.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited IFRS; Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Al Ramz Corporation Investment and Development PJSC
Financial services and insurance
Al Ramz — the broker that became a lender against shares
Al Ramz earns brokerage commissions, interest on securities-backed client margin loans, market-making/liquidity-provision income, asset-management fees, corporate-finance/advisory fees and proprietary investment gains. Client deposits and fiduciary AUM are not shareholder cash/assets. Economics depend on client trading, margin balances and collateral, funding spreads, AUM and fee rates, mandates, capital-market activity, market volatility, regulatory capital and risk controls.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited consolidated; Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Amanat Holdings
Financial services and insurance
Amanat — hospital beds, lecture halls and a parent that owns neither directly
GCC healthcare and education operating holding. Healthcare platform Cambridge Health Group provides post-acute rehabilitation, long-term care and home healthcare in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Education platform Almasar includes Middlesex University Dubai, Saudi special-education operator Human Development Company and an equity-accounted interest in NEMA.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Amlak Finance
Financial services and insurance
Amlak Finance — a licensed mortgage company whose book is 98% bank placements
CBUAE-licensed non-bank Islamic real-estate finance company. Historically originated Ijara/Murabaha/Mudaraba/Wakala/Musharaka property finance; currently monetises legacy development/investment properties and impaired mortgage contracts, places surplus liquidity in short-term bank Wakala, and reviews its future model after shareholders rejected the proposed transformation and licence surrender.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34; H1 board consideration pending on cut-off date
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Aramex
Transport and logistics
Aramex — the rented network outweighs the borrowed money
Global logistics group earning service revenue from international express parcels, domestic express/last-mile delivery, air-sea-land freight forwarding and customs services, and contract logistics/warehousing/fulfilment. Network density, shipment mix, freight rates, route utilisation, labour/line-haul costs, working capital and leased infrastructure drive returns.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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BHM Capital Financial Services PSC
Financial services and insurance
BHM Capital — where half the income now comes off the balance sheet
BHM Capital earns brokerage commissions, interest on securities-backed client margin loans, market-making/liquidity-provider and stock-lending fees, asset-management and advisory fees, and gains on a proprietary securities portfolio. Client deposits and asset-management balances are not shareholder cash. Economics depend on trading activity, margin-book scale and collateral, funding spread, market volatility, mandates, regulatory capital and risk controls.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited consolidated; Q1 2026 issuer release only
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Commercial Bank of Dubai
Banks
Commercial Bank of Dubai — the Islamic bank that is not a subsidiary
Universal UAE bank earning net interest and Islamic financing margin plus fees through Institutional Banking, Corporate Banking, Personal Banking and Trading & Other. Products include corporate and government-related lending, trade and transaction banking, deposits, cards, personal/auto/mortgage loans, treasury and CBD Al Islami. Economics depend on NIM, CASA funding, credit losses, efficiency, liquidity and regulatory capital.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Dubai Electricity and Water Authority
Utilities
DEWA — a utility with four different capital cycles
Government-controlled integrated utility that generates, transmits, distributes and sells electricity and potable water exclusively across Dubai; consolidates 80% of separately listed district-cooling operator Empower; participates in IWPP assets and owns Mai Dubai, Digital DEWA and Etihad ESCO. Economics depend on Dubai demand growth, approved tariffs and fuel-surcharge recovery, plant/network availability, line losses, capex, project debt and dividend cover.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; Q1 2026 issuer release
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Deyaar Development
Real estate
Deyaar Development — a developer funded by its buyers
Dubai-focused developer that launches, constructs and sells residential/mixed-use projects and recognises most sales revenue over construction progress; also earns smaller recurring revenue from property, facilities and community management, leasing and hospitality. Economics depend on presales, backlog, customer collections, escrow release, construction progress, handovers, cost control, land monetisation, recurring-income KPIs and accessible liquidity.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; Q1 2026 reviewed
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Dubai Financial Market
Financial services and insurance
Dubai Financial Market — the venue listed on itself
Government-controlled market-infrastructure group operating DFM, Dubai Clear, Dubai CSD and 67% of Nasdaq Dubai. It earns trading commissions, clearing/settlement/depository, brokerage, listing, market-data and other fees plus investment/dividend income on deposits, sukuk and strategic assets. Economics depend on ADTV/trades, listings, investor participation, fee schedules, profit rates, technology/settlement resilience and the strict separation of MyAccount/iVESTOR/CCP obligations from shareholder liquidity.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; Q1 2026 reviewed
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Dubai Islamic Bank
Banks
Dubai Islamic Bank — the property line that changed sides
Full-service Sharia-compliant bank earning financing and sukuk yield less depositors/sukuk-holder profit share, plus fees and FX, across consumer, business/corporate, treasury and capital-markets activities. Economics depend on profit margin, CASA and wholesale funding, expected credit losses, liquidity and regulatory capital; property exposure also arises through financing, investment properties and a 44.9% Deyaar associate.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Dubai Investments
Diversified holdings
Dubai Investments — the holding company that kept almost all of its subsidiaries
UAE diversified holding group earning rental income and property-sale proceeds, industrial/manufacturing and contracting revenue, healthcare and education income, associate/JV profit, asset-management income, dividends and realised/unrealised investment returns. Dubai Investments Park and other property assets are material; Al Mal Capital and Al Mal Capital REIT sit within the investment perimeter.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Dubai National Insurance
Financial services and insurance
Dubai National Insurance: the owner of the company is also the owner of the claim
Multi-line UAE insurer. Sells personal motor, medical, travel and home cover and commercial fleet, group medical/life, engineering, accident, liability, marine and property policies. Premiums become insurance revenue over coverage periods; claims, acquisition/operating expenses and reinsurance determine underwriting margin. A large portfolio of quoted securities, debt instruments, deposits and investment property supplies investment and rental income, making profit and equity sensitive to markets and property valuations.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed; FY2025 audited; H1 2026 missing at cut-off
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Dubai Taxi Company
Transport and logistics
Dubai Taxi — a licence business that bought its rival
Regulated UAE mobility operator earning predominantly from completed taxi trips at RTA-set tariffs. Also runs VIP limousines, school and commercial buses under contracts, last-mile delivery-bike fleets, and the Bolt/Connectech e-hailing platform. Economics depend on licensed plates, fleet utilisation, trips per vehicle, average fare, airport/tourism demand, drivers, fuel, insurance, maintenance, RTA fees, vehicle replacement CAPEX and digital mix. National Taxi was acquired after H1 2026 and creates a new multi-emirate, debt-funded perimeter.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed pre-National-Taxi; FY2025 unmodified audited
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Dubai Residential REIT
Real estate
Dubai Residential REIT — 35,976 homes, a 99.7% collection rate and a 78% provision
Sharia-compliant closed-ended DFM-listed REIT managed by DHAM REIT Management LLC. It owns and operates apartments, villas and residential communities across premium, community, affordable and corporate-housing segments in Dubai. Revenue comes primarily from operating leases; growth depends on occupancy, rental reversion, refurbishments, acquisitions and new units. Key risks are the Dubai rental cycle, RERA regulation, valuation yields, EIBOR-linked debt and related-party manager/acquisition governance.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Emirates NBD
Banks
Emirates NBD — a Dubai bank with three foreign balance sheets
Dubai-government-controlled diversified banking group earning net interest and Islamic financing margin plus fees and markets income across UAE retail and wealth, corporate and institutional banking, treasury, Emirates Islamic, DenizBank Türkiye, Emirates NBD Egypt and RBL Bank India. Economics depend on NIM and deposit mix, credit losses, efficiency, liquidity, regulatory capital, FX/hyperinflation and acquisition integration.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation
Utilities
Empower — a Dubai cooling grid reported twice
Dubai district-cooling utility that builds and operates central chilled-water plants, underground distribution networks and building transfer stations. It earns fixed demand/capacity and consumption charges under long-term concession/service agreements, with a small pre-insulated-pipe manufacturing segment. Economics depend on contracted-to-connected RT conversion, consumption/EFLH, reliability, tariffs and input-cost pass-through, capex, EIBOR-linked debt and refinancing.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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Mashreq
Banks
Mashreqbank — a bank, an insurer and three shareholders
Universal bank earning net interest/Islamic financing margin, fees, FX/trading and investment income through Wholesale, Retail, Treasury & Global Markets and International Banking; consolidated Insurance & Others includes listed Sukoon Insurance.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited; H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34
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National General Insurance
Financial services and insurance
National General Insurance: the year profit did not come from policies
Dubai-headquartered multiline insurer selling general/property, engineering, liability, marine, energy, aviation, motor, medical and life cover, including unit-linked, credit/group life and specialty products. Customers pay premiums to transfer risk; NGI recognises insurance revenue as service is provided, pays claims and acquisition/operating costs, cedes selected risk to reinsurers and invests assets supporting obligations. Economics depend on pricing, claims frequency/severity, reserve adequacy, medical inflation, retention and reinsurance quality, investment returns, solvency and distribution efficiency.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed; FY2025 audited
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ORIENT Insurance PJSC
Financial services and insurance
Orient Insurance: a register that adds to exactly one hundred, and reinsurers who take most of the margin
ORIENT Insurance PJSC is a listed equity on DFM under ticker ORIENT. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed; FY2025 audited; solvency latest 31 March 2026 unaudited/unreviewed
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Parkin Company
Transport and logistics
Parkin — 258,000 spaces, four lettered zones and a fee nobody has fixed yet
Parkin Company is a listed equity on DFM under ticker PARKIN. Public classification: Transport and logistics. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed; FY2025 audited; Q2 not published by cut-off
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Al Salam Bank B.S.C
Financial services and insurance
Al Salam Bank: assets tripled while the financing book stood still
Al Salam Bank B.S.C is a listed equity on DFM under ticker SALAM_BAH. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025 audited AAOIFI; Q1 2026 reviewed FAS 41; H1 board meeting 2026-08-12
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Salik Company
Transport and logistics
Salik — a concession, not a road, and one metric that matters
Salik Company is a listed equity on DFM under ticker SALIK. Public classification: Transport and logistics. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed; FY2025 audited
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Spinneys 1961 Holding
Consumer
Spinneys — more shoppers, a smaller basket, a bigger landlord
Fresh-led premium grocery retail, online grocery and selected rental income across owned and operated store formats.
Latest confirmed context: FY2025
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Sukoon Takaful
Financial services and insurance
Sukoon Takaful: a listed company that is already inside two other sets of accounts
Sukoon Takaful is a listed equity on DFM under ticker SUKOONTAKAFL. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed; FY2025 audited; solvency latest 31 March 2026 unaudited
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Taaleem Holdings
Education
Taaleem owns 95% of a nursery chain that never reaches its revenue line
Taaleem Holdings is a listed equity on DFM under ticker TAALEEM. Public classification: Education. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: 9M FY2025/26 reviewed; FY2025 audited
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National Central Cooling Company
Utilities
Tabreed — headline tons that sit on other balance sheets
National Central Cooling Company is a listed equity on DFM under ticker TABREED. Public classification: Utilities. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed; FY2025 audited
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Takaful Emarat (Psc)
Financial services and insurance
Takaful Emarat: forty-three per cent of half-year profit came from a Qard reversal
Takaful Emarat (Psc) is a listed equity on DFM under ticker TAKAFUL-EM. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed; FY2025 audited
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Talabat Holding
Consumer
Talabat — a Dubai listing whose parent is the one being bought
Talabat Holding is a listed equity on DFM under ticker TALABAT. Public classification: Consumer. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed; FY2025 audited 485-day period plus pro-forma 12-month APM
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TECOM Group
Real estate
TECOM Group — the landlord of ten Dubai districts that never sells a home
TECOM Group is a listed equity on DFM under ticker TECOM. Public classification: Real estate. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed; FY2025 audited
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United Foods Company PJSC
Consumer
United Foods: a half-year of tripled profit and negative cash
United Foods Company PJSC is a listed equity on DFM under ticker UFC. Public classification: Consumer. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34 consolidated; FY2025 audited consolidated
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DFM · UNIKAIUNIKAI FOODS PJSC
Consumer
Unikai Foods: record sales, thinner margin and a register that changed hands
UNIKAI FOODS PJSC is a listed equity on DFM under ticker UNIKAI. Public classification: Consumer. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed IAS 34 consolidated; FY2025 audited consolidated
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Union Properties
Real estate
Union Properties: the capital cut that cancelled no shares
Union Properties is a listed equity on DFM under ticker UPP. Public classification: Real estate. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: H1 2026 reviewed IAS 34; FY2025 audited consolidated
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Watania International Holding
Financial services and insurance
Watania: a takaful holding whose 2024 accounts were rewritten a year after publication
Watania International Holding is a listed equity on DFM under ticker WATANIA. Public classification: Financial services and insurance. Use this card to verify the issuer through its official profile, disclosures and sector metrics; it does not attribute unverified products, assets or projects to the company.
Latest confirmed context: Q1 2026 reviewed; FY2025 audited; H1 2026 board-approved not yet published
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