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Pages in category "Real estate companies of Bahrain" This category contains only the following page. This list may not reflect recent changes. I. Investcorp
Aluminium Bahrain; Bahrain Real Estate Investment Company; Bahrain Telecommunications Company (36.7%) Envirogen Group (British group specialized in industrial water treatment solutions) FAI Aviation Group (German private jet rental company) Gulf Cryo (first Kuwaiti gas manufacturer in industrial gases such as oxygen and nitrogen to the ...
Real estate holding & development Manama: 2005 Holding company S A Nass Corporation: Industrials Heavy construction Manama [3] 1963 Construction P A National Bank of Bahrain: Financials Banks Manama: 1957 Bank P A Shamil Bank of Bahrain: Financials Banks Manama: 1982 Retail bank P A Swiftair Bahrain: Industrials Delivery services Manama: 2008
Bahrain Real Estate Multilevel Listing Solution – mlsBH is a localized and enhanced version of RETS based MLS service but still in its early stage of implementation and integration within the property sector of Bahrain. mlsBH is owned and operated by a private company [15] since 2015 [16] and unlike conventional MLS; is not restricted to ...
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Arcapita was founded in 1997. [2] Around that time, Islamic banking started to gain popularity, but the industry lacked Sharia compliant investment opportunities. Arcapita's Sharia compliant model was created offering private equity and real estate alternative investments. [15]
The company's main activities include private equity, real estate, and credit management, [6] and has $50 billion [7] worth of assets under management, as of April 2023. Investcorp has 7 asset classes [8] which include private equity, real estate, credit, absolute return strategies, GP stakes, infrastructure, and insurance asset management.
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