THE COMPANY: Qatar Gas Transport or Nakilat (QGTS on the Qatar Exchange) is the world’s largest owner of liquefied natural gas (LNG) ships. QGTS was incorporated in 2004 to address the needs for shipping the large quantities of LNG being produced by Qatar. With a total effective LNG shipping capacity of...
THE COMPANY: Masraf Al Rayan (MARK on the Qatar Exchange) is the country’s fourth-largest bank, with a 7.9% market share based on total assets in the overall domestic banking sector as of 2011. It is also the second-largest sharia-compliant bank in the country. Besides Qatar, the bank also has a presence...
With Qatar experiencing strong and protracted economic growth, built largely on the back of a globally significant hydrocarbons sector, banking in this Gulf state has long been a robust business. The sector weathered the international credit crunch well and has since achieved double-digit asset growth, despite more recent global financial woes, and...
Having had the best year on record in 2011, sharia-compliant bonds, known as sukuks, have come back in full force from a post-financial crisis lull. The year 2012 is also set to see some major issuances in Qatar, which has already established a role for itself as a key international player in the sukuk market.
THE COMPANY: A regional and local heavyweight, Industries Qatar (IQCD on the Qatar Exchange) is the second-largest listed company on the local bourse. The state of Qatar, through Qatar Petroleum (QP), owns a 51% stake in the company. QP recently lowered its ownership from 70% by transferring a portion of...
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