The latest bulletin issued by the Dubai and Abu Dhabi markets, as reported by “Arqaam”, revealed changes in ownership percentages of various companies. In Ras Al Khaimah Real Estate Company, Al Saqr United Group increased its ownership percentage from 10.19% to 10.24%. Fouad Abdel Hadi Muhammad Mishal’s ownership percentage in Aram Company also increased from 5.12% to 11.81%. ADQ Aviation and Air Services Company increased its ownership percentage in Abu Dhabi Aviation from 5% to 59.45%, while Maamoura Diversified Global Holding Company reduced its stake in the company from 30% to 12.17%. Ghobash Trade and Investment Company Limited’s share in the National Corporation for Tourism and Hotels decreased from 5.48% to 5.47%, and Ahmed Omar Salem Al Karbi’s ownership percentage in Sharjah Cement increased from 8.55% to 8.56%.
In the Dubai market, Bonyan International Investment Holding Group raised its stake in Takaful Emarat from 5.30% to 8.77%, while Ahmed Ibrahim Ahmed Abdullah Al Hammadi raised its stake from 6.66% to 6.97%. Additionally, Khaled Abdul Rahim Ahmed Al-Attar raised his stake in Takaful Emarat from 5.40% to 5.93%.
Meanwhile, across various online platforms, discussions revolved around topics ranging from new chat platforms to connecting with hot girls to technical discussions on storage array technology and certificate verification. Users sought advice on approaching individuals without appearing creepy and shared experiences with free chat services. Other discussions involved recommendations for video production and seeking information on sex cam chat apps.
In addition, several new startups have emerged in the tech industry, including a company that provides AI-powered chatbots for businesses and an e-commerce platform that focuses on sustainable fashion options.
Overall, it seems that both the Dubai and Abu Dhabi markets are undergoing changes, with companies experiencing fluctuations in ownership percentages and new startups emerging in the tech industry.
Furthermore, online platforms continue to be a popular destination for users seeking information and guidance on a wide range of topics.
It will be interesting to see how these changes unfold in the coming months and what impact they will have on the business landscape of these two major cities.
As always, it is important for individuals looking for advice or information online to exercise caution and verify any sources before making any decisions or taking any actions based on them.
Overall, it is clear that both Dubai and Abu Dhabi are vibrant hubs for business innovation and growth, with plenty of opportunities for entrepreneurs who are willing to take risks and seize new opportunities as they emerge.
