Middle East

PepsiCo Discusses Acquisition of Soda Stream International for US$2 Billion

According to Calcalist financial newspaper, PepsiCo is in discussion to acquire Soda Stream International for US$2 billion.


Zain to Put Up Company in Iraq

Zain would establish an Iraqi company to comply with IPO regulations in the country. The largest mobile company in Kuwait, Mobile Telecommunications Co, popularly known as Zain, is now in the process of creating an Iraqi company so that Zain Iraq would be able to comply with the regulations on public share sales.

Zain Saudi allowed to defer payment of license fees

Zain Saudi has entered into an agreement with the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Finance to defer payment of mobile phone license fees to 2021.

UAE Aluminium Firms Merge

UAE's top aluminium firms merge to create a more competitive firm in the Middle East. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the factory of Dubai Aluminium.


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Hikma Pharmaceuticals is prepared to make many acquisitions with the funds it has set aside. Hikma Pharmaceuticals, based out of London, says it has set aside US$600 million to pay for acquisitions it would be making in the Middle East and Africa.
According to its CEO, Majid al Futtaim is earmarking between US$600 million and US$1 billion for acquisitions this year.
Egypt set to return the taxes collected from the QNB acquisition of NSGB. (Photo : Reuters)The image is the Arabic logo of the Qatar National Bank. In an announcement, the Egyptian government has said it would be refunding taxes it has collected from the acquisition by Qatar National Bank of National Societe Generale Bank.
Arabtec is preparing to do a rights issue worth around US$650 million. Arabtec, the contractor based out of Dubai and partly owned by Aabar Investments of Abu Dhabi, is now preparing for a US$650 million rights issue scheduled on June 9.
Emirates NBD to do bond issue. Amidst healthy demand, the Emirates NBD had launched a bond issue worth US$1 billion to allow the Dubai lending institution a focused price guidance.
Air Arabia finalizes a deal for loans from two GCC banks to help pay for the ordered A320 Airbus fleet.
Dar Al Arkan lowers yield of new sukuk bond issue to 6%. Dar Al Arkan, the Saudi Arabian real estate developer, after its previous announcements has now tightened the price range of its planned sukuk issue.
Nebras Power would invest overseas. Qatar has created a US$1 billion investment firm to expand its businesses in Barclays Plc to power and water assets in foreign countries.
Dar Al Arkan prepares for benchmark sized sukuk issue. Dar Al Arkan Real Estate Development Company of Saudi Arabia is in the midst of preparations to sell a benchmark sized Islamic bond or sukuk.
Saudi Arabian shares increase led by property and petrochemical companies. The majority of the increases in the benchmark stock index of Saudi Arabia was attained in the last four months.
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