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- Commercial Bank, Microsoft co-host first DHL4SMEs workshop
- Dukhan Bank announces April winners in Thara'a savings account prize draw
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- Fitch sees resilient credit metrics for Omani banks in 2025
- Bank Muscat's Q1 profit rises 8% to RO58.5mn
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- Dubai listed companies buck wider declining GCC trend
- E& shareholders approve 83 fils dividend per share for FY 2024
04/12/2016 08:11 AST
Gulf Navigation is considering a significant overhaul in conjunction with two major Chinese shipping firms that will involve expansion into new operating lines, including shipbuilding, and ship repair through new facilities in the Northern Emirates.
The Dubai-based shipping firm said yesterday that it had initiated feasibility studies to expand its operations in Khorfakkan and Fujairah, in conjunction with China's Wuchang Shipbuilding Industry Group and Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding Heavy Industry.
The new facilities will offer services such as shipbuilding, ship repair and offshore platforms, marine specialised operations and global mobile ship repair.
"The eastern coast of the UAE is considered one of the most important trade routes in the world and berthing areas, and it is the world's second leader in the supply and ship refuelling and bunkering," the company said yesterday.
"Gulf Navigation intends to tap this potential."
The first phase of the new project, the timing of which is unclear, will include a new floating dock facility, as well as the development of specialised mobile cranes working remotely for all types of ships and offshore platforms, the company said.
The National
19/03/2018
Milaha (Qatar Navigation) will undertake selective international expansion and cost optimisation with a plan to strengthen the domestic operations this year as part of strategies to generate higher r
Gulf Times
27/02/2018
Qatar Navigation (Milaha) yesterday announced a net profit of QR470m for the full-year 2017. Operating revenues decreased by 2 percent to QR2.491bn for the twelve months ended December 31, 2017, dow
The Peninsula
20/06/2016
Qatar Navigation (Milaha) has reached a preliminary agreement to buy Qatar Petroleum's stake in oilfield services firm Al Shaheen Holding, Milaha said in a bourse filing on Sunday. Qatar Petroleum hi
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| QGTS | 4.66 | 0.00 (0.00 |
| SAL | 181.80 | -2.20 (-1.20 |
| SGS | 48.60 | -0.50 (-1.02 |
| BUDGETSAUDI | 77.80 | -0.30 (-0.39 |
| LUMI | 63.60 | -0.90 (-1.40 |
16/04/2025
Commercial Bank, a leader in innovative digital banking solutions in Qatar, in collaboration with Microsoft, hosted the first DHL4SMEs workshop on digital and financial strategies for SMEs at Commerc
The Peninsula
16/04/2025
Dukhan Bank announced the names of the most recent round of draw winners for Thara'a, its Shariah compliant savings account, at the Bank's headquarters.
The draw was conducted under the supe
The Peninsula
16/04/2025
Bank Muscat, the largest financial institution in Oman, reported a net profit of RO58.56mn for the first quarter of 2025, compared to RO54.24mn reported during the same period in 2024, reflecting a y
Muscat Daily
16/04/2025
E& shareholders on Tuesday approved the Board's recommendation for FY 2024 of cash dividend of 83 fils (Dh0.83) per share for the fiscal year 2024.
Jassem Mohamed Bu Ataba Alzaabi, Chairman
Khaleej Times
15/04/2025
Dukhan Bank, Qatar's leading provider of Sharia-compliant financial solutions, has launched a new House Finance campaign offering customers exclusive benefits, including a competitive profit rate as
The Peninsula
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