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The long-running courtship between Abu Dhabi’s energy titan and one of Germany’s heavyweight materials makers has finally cleared its last hurdle. Covestro revealed that Berlin’s economic gatekeepers have delivered their final approval, unlocking the final door in a €14.7 billion march toward full acquisition. With every condition now ticked, both sides are bracing for the …

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First Abu Dhabi Bank has tossed a fresh marker into the bond markets, and investors swarmed like it was the last ship leaving the harbor. The bank rolled out a $1 billion perpetual AT1 note—non-callable for six years—and managed to land a pricing of 5.875%, shaving down its initial whisper range that hovered notably higher. …

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Saudi Arabia’s DSFH has kicked open the door to its next phase of expansion, securing an Islamic financing package of 825 million riyals ($220 million) from Arab National Bank—fresh power for a growth push that spans the full breadth of the Fakeeh Care ecosystem. This financial boost arrives in a two-beat structure: a 450-million-riyals long-term …

Fakeeh Care Fires Up Its Next Leap with a Strategic Capital Surge Read More »

Abu Dhabi’s NMDC Energy has taken a decisive leap into the Asian arena, mapping out a wider presence with a double-pronged expansion that stretches from Taiwan’s project shores to Shanghai’s commercial corridors. The company revealed that it has launched two fresh outposts — a full branch in Taiwan and a new commercial hub in Shanghai …

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Saudi Arabia has decided that “big” simply isn’t big enough. In its latest display of tech-powered ambition, the kingdom helped fuel a staggering $900 million liftoff for Luma AI—an American generative-intelligence startup now plugged directly into one of the most aggressive AI expansion plans on the planet. At the heart of this surge is HUMAIN, …

Saudi Arabia Hits the Turbo Button on AI—Luma’s $900 Million Boost Ignites a Kingdom-Sized Tech Storm Read More »

National Medical Care Company has tapped into a new wellspring of funding, locking in up to SAR 228.5 million ($60.9 million) through a Murabaha facility arranged with Saudi Awwal Bank. The move isn’t just another refinancing shuffle—it’s a calculated stride meant to lighten the company’s financing load over the next five years. This fresh backing …

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In a move that sent a neat ripple through regional debt markets, the Dubai branch of Bank of China has rolled out a three-year, $500 million floating-rate note—tightening pricing far beyond the early whispers. What began as guidance around SOFR plus 100 basis points was ultimately reeled in to a lean SOFR +43 bps, landing …

Dubai’s Pulse Quickens as Bank of China Unleashes $500 Million in Fresh SOFR-Linked Debt Read More »

The Gulf’s debt machine has kicked into a higher gear. By the end of the third quarter, outstanding volumes across the region’s debt capital market swelled to a towering $1.1 trillion, marking a muscular 12.7% jump over the past year, based on new figures from Fitch Ratings. One force in particular is rewriting the script: …

GCC’s Debt Engine Roars to $1.1 Trillion as Sukuk Surge Reshapes the Market Read More »

Bank of China’s Dubai arm has kicked off the sale of a new batch of three-year floating-rate notes, carving its way into global debt markets with a price marker hovering around SOFR plus 100 basis points. The issue slots neatly into the bank’s senior unsecured stack, mirroring the institution’s existing rating profile. A long roster …

Dubai’s BOC Outpost Rolls Out Fresh Dollar Notes, Eyes Dual Hub Listing Read More »

Gulf trading floors opened the week with the energy of a half-charged battery — faint flickers of movement, but not much spark. With oil prices sagging and the U.S. Federal Reserve’s next move shrouded in its usual fog, most regional indices simply floated in place. Oil, the region’s favorite weathervane, dipped after Russian exports resumed …

Gulf Markets Drift Sideways as Oil Softens and Wall Street Signals Go Fuzzy Read More »