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Publisher:Forbes Middle East
Category:Business
Language:English
Frequency:Monthly
Magazine Description: Forbes Middle East is here to fill the vacuum for credible, original and intelligent journalism. Forbes Middle East's Arabic and English versions will reach out to all senior business executives and aspiring individuals who want to succeed!
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Top 5 Arab Companies On Forbes Global 2000
On this year's Global 2000 list by Forbes-a ranking of the largest 2,000 companies in the world based on assets, profits, revenues, and market value-41 companies featured from MENA. Here are the top five.
TOP 50 LISTED COMPANIES IN EGYPT 2022
TOP COMPANIES IN EGYPT
THE MIDDLE EAST'S TOP 100 LISTED COMPANIES 2022
While the global economy feels the pressure of unprecedented inflation and the economic unrest caused by the ongoing war in Ukraine, the Middle East's listed companies have been outperforming, with the top 100 listed companies pocketing $201.7 billion in total net income during 2021, an increase of over 121% compared to $91 billion in total net income in 2020.
Sofitel Le Scribe Paris Opéra
Deep in the heart of the Opera district in Paris sits one of the city's most historic hotels.
These Middle East-Based Firms Listed On Foreign Exchanges In Q1 2022
Several Arab companies are tapping into the booming trend of blank-check companies as they seek a faster road to public trading with less regulatory scrutiny than a traditional IPO.
Egyptian Blue Chips Riding The Storm
As Egypt faces an economic crisis, these three Egyptian companies are growing regardless.
ROADMAP FOR REFORM
Jean-Christophe Durand, CEO of the National Bank of Bahrain, is leading the bank through a transformative time. As Bahrain invests in expanding its economy, financial services, and net-zero goals, NBB is seeing its profits rise as it aims its focus firmly at the future.
METAL RUSH
Although he's been at the helm for little more than two and a half years, Ali Al Baqali, CEO of Alba, has seen the company's performance go from loss-making in 2019 to ground-breaking in 2021. Now he's focusing on a new ESG roadmap to lead one of Bahrain's biggest companies to a greener future.
MARKET MOVER
Since he became CEO and Managing Director in 2019, Syed Basar Shueb has overseen a remarkable period of growth for Abu Dhabi's International Holding Company, resulting in a market cap of $140 billion and making it the most valuable company in the U.A.E. Not bad going for someone who started with the group working in IT.
Ambition
"Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet.
