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Market Summary
- Disclosure of material information
- Clarification from Al Salam Bank shakes up the market
- Gulf Navigation Holds Board of Directors Meeting
- Egyptian-French-Emirati Consortium to Develop EUR 7bn Green Energy Project in Hurghada
- Ajman Bank Partners with Magnati to Enhance Digital Payment Services
- DTC Partners with Blacklane to Elevate Chauffeur Services in Dubai
- Dubai DFM - Market Summary
- Resignation of BOD Member Shakes Up Gulf Navigation
- BOD meeting at Gulf Navigation reveals positive outlook
- Amlak Finance Announces Positive Turnaround
- Resolutions of General Assembly Shuaa SHUAA 14.91% 0.13 0.02
- Emirates Investment Bank (EIBANK) made important board decisions on June 28, 2024. Here are the key points:
- Dubai DFM - Market Summary
- SHUAA General Assembly Scheduled for June 28, 2024
- Invitation of General Assembly
- Emirates NBD Partners with CARS24 to Revolutionize Auto Financing in UAE
- Newgen Software Launches LumYn Platform for Middle Eastern Banks
- DFM and ADX Witness Positive Trading Activities
- Saudi Delegation Engages in Trade and Investment Dialogue with the US
- AMCREIT Announces Exciting New Partnership
- Shuaa Releases Integrated Report for the Year 2023
- Dubai DFM - Market Summary
- Ajman Bank Integrates Jaywan Card Acceptance in ATM Network
- GCC Asset Management Industry Thrives Amid Reforms and Technology Adoption
- Invitation of General Assembly
- Drake & Scull announces opening of nominations for Board of Directors election
- Abu Dhabi and UAEU Partner to Launch Family Business Index
- Saudi Tadawul Group Acquires Strategic Stake in DME, Rebrands it as GME
- Emirates Investment Bank Makes Strategic Decisions through Board Resolution
- Emirates NBD and Jarir Bookstores Join Forces to Boost Customer Experience
- Connect Money Secures $8 Million in Seed Funding for Expansion
- Mashreq Bank Expands Global Footprint Through Partnership with Oracle
- Connect Money Secures $8 Million in Seed Funding to Expand in North Africa
- Dubai DFM - Market Summary
- QUBE Development Unveils AED 2.60 Billion Real Estate Projects in Dubai
- EMPOWER Stock Surges Following Positive PR Announcement
- Etihad Cargo Strengthens Partnership with SF Airlines to Increase Freight Flights
- Smpl Holdings Launches $10 Million Venture Capital Fund
- Invitation of General Assembly
- Neo Capital Refinances Weena 200 Building in the Netherlands
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