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Every member is a stable public security identity that matches the rule shown above. The cards connect the same identity to its company profile, free Company Brief and primary identity route.
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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.
Integrated offshore logistics, shipping, marine services, vessel chartering and related port activities.
Integrated ports, industrial zones, maritime shipping, logistics and digital trade services across long-term concessions and owned platforms.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Owns controlled operating businesses and long-term investments; corporate center allocates capital and oversees decentralized platforms.
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.
MRO, technical support, rotary/fixed-wing operations, charter and cargo