The
Arab Investment Company (TAIC) was set up in 1974. It is a Pan-Arab
joint-stock company owned by 17 Arab states with an advertised
authorized capital of US$ 600 million and paid-up capital of US$ 500
million. TAIC enjoys all the privileges and concessions provided by
national, pan-Arab and foreign investment codes in the shareholder
countries.
Subscription
of shareholder countries "sorted by
date of joining"
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The
Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia
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The
State of Kuwait
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The
Republic of the Sudan
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The
Arab Republic of Egypt
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The
State of Qatar
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The
United
Arab Emirates (Abu Dhabi) UAE
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The
Kingdom of Bahrain
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The
Syrian
Arab Republic
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The
Republic of Iraq
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The
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
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The
Republic of Tunisia
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The
Kingdom of Morocco
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The
Great Socialist Peoples' Libyan
Arab Jamahiriya
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The
Sultanate of Oman
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The
Republic of Yemen
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The
Republic of Lebanon
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The
Peoples' Democratic Republic of Algeria
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The
Arab Investment Company Objectives
The
prime objectives of TAIC is to invest Arab funds to develop Arab
resources in a manner that would support and develop the Arab economy.
To accomplish this objective, TAIC pursues its activities in two key
sectors:-
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Equity
participation in agricultural, industrial and service projects
that meet with established economic viability criteria.
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Providing
banking services to companies from both public and private sectors
inside and outside the Arab countries.
Project
equity participation
Project
equity investment is TAIC's main function for which it was founded. In its
endeavor to consolidate and integrate the Arab economies, The Company is
keen to cooperate with local, regional and international institutions
undertaking project promotion in the region. Such cooperation would focus
on performing, inter alia, the following roles:
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Identification
of economically viable projects in various sectors, and providing
technical, financial and legal assistance for their realization in
addition to taking equity in each project.
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Participation
in project management to ensure adherence to technical
specifications, budgets, time schedules through representation in
these projects Boards of Directors.
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Development
of proper investment environment and elimination of structural and
legal obstacles that count for low financial returns on investments
in some Arab countries
Project
equity investment criteria
TAIC
equity investment decisions are based on a number of criteria which
include the following:
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Total
investment cost of the project should not be lower than US$ 10
million and should not exceed US$ 300 million.
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TAIC
capital share in any single project should not be lower than US$ 1
million and should not exceed US$ 20 million.
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The
project infrastructure cost should not exceed 10% of the total
investment cost.
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The
internal return rate of the total investment cost should not be
lower than long-term credit cost in US dollar or 10%, whichever is
higher.
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Internal
rate of return on capital after taxes should not be lower than 12%
or that of financing cost plus a 4% margin, whichever is higher.
In
addition to these, TAIC adopts a number of specific criteria as follows:
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The
project profitability and its capacity to generate a good return on
investment.
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The
project strategic importance and its priority within the host
country development plan objectives.
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The
extent of the project contribution in the integration of various
economic sectors.
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The
project use of the local resources.
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The
project role in technology transfer to the Arab world.
Financial
Summary
( 2001 - 2006 )
USD$1000's
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Share
Capital Paid
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Reserves
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Total
Shareholders' Equity
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Total
Assets
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3,410,479
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Total
Operating Income
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Operating
Profit
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Financial
Summary
( 2005 )
USD$1000's
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Share
Capital Paid
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Reserves
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Total
Shareholders' Equity
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Total
Assets
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Total
Operating Income
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Operating
Profit
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TAIC
provides its banking services through its branch in Bahrain,
which operates as an Offshore Banking
Unit (OBU) under the supervision of the Bahrain Monetary Agency.
The
OBU staff is composed of a multi-disciplinary team of high caliber
professionals, supported by sophisticated communication equipment,
enabling the Company to provide diversified banking services to its
clients around the world. Special emphasis is given to expanding the OBU's
private sector customer base in Arab countries in order to enhance the
role of this sector in the social and economic development process.
OBU
offers various banking services inside and outside the region in the
following fields:
TAIC
exercises great care to maintain a balanced sectorial distribution that
minimizes investment risk and ensures a
reasonable return.
As
per its sectorial coverage at the end of 2006, TAIC's equity participation
that covers different regions of the Arab world, amounted to US$ 294
in 40 industrial, service and agricultural investment projects.
Arab
stocks and financial issues as a means of investment in projects
In
order to cope with recent developments and the new investment environment
in the Arab world, TAIC Board of Directors has recently adopted a new
investment strategy that facilitates equity participation through
subscription in Arab issues. This new investment tool will be useful in
achieving TAIC objective in equity participation with more flexibility
facilitating:
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Timely
response to available investment opportunities.
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Diversification
of investment time horizons by blending mid-term placements with
long-term ones.
Taking
active part in the growing trend in the Arab countries toward
privatization of public sector projects and conversion of family owned and
limited liability companies into public joint stock companies.
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Dr.
Muhammed S. AL Jasser
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Chairman
of the Board
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Mr.
Khaled M. Balama
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Vice-Chairman
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Mr.
Musaed A. AL-Fakhiri
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Mr.
Yacoub Y. AL-Ben Ali
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Dr.
Naif F. AL-Hajraf
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Mr.
Badr Eldine Mahmoud Abbas
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Mr.
Hussein Mohammed Al-Najjar
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Mr.
Omar Abdulaziz AL-Hamid
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Mr.
Khalifa S. AL Suwaidi
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Mr.
Yusuf A. Humood
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Mr.
Mohamed Waleed AL-Nouri
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Mrs.
Baida Mostafa Al-Safar
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Mr.
Lahbib Edrissi El-Alami
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Dr.
Saleh I. AL-Mabrouk
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Mr.
Ali M.Reda
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Director
General
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Dr.
Saleh Al-Humaidan
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Deputy
Director General
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Ali
Al-Shiddi
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Director,
Services Projects
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Saud
A. Al-Qurashi
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Director,
Financial Affairs
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Sami
Yousif Mohamed
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Director,
Industrial Projects
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Nassir
S. Dakhayel
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Director,
Agricultural Projects
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Abdulrahman
Al-Shaye
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Legal
Advisor
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Mirghani
A. Malik
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Senior
Manager, Banking Affairs
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Ibrahim
H. Al-Mazyad
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Senior
Manager, Internal Audit
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Jamal
A. Ibrahim
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Senior
Manager, Administration
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Ibrahim
S. Al-Babtain
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Manager,
Planning & Development
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Abdulkarim
Kendous
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OBU
- General Manager
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Faisal
M. Al-Alwan
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OBU
- Assistant General Manager
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Nabeel
Al-Sahaf
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Senior
Manager, Operations
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Navinsing
Mareeachalee
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Senior
Manager, Administration & Finance
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Mohammed
Magboul
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Senior
Manager, Treasury
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Aqeel
Al-Owd
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Senior
Manager, Islamic Banking
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Suleiman
Walhad
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Senior
Manager, International Banking Devision -
GCC/Middle
East & Turkey Region
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Fahad
Naseeb
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Senior
Manager, International Banking Devision -
Sudan,
Yemen & Africa Region
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Nabeel
Diryas
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Senior
Manager, International Banking Devision -
Iran
& Indian Sub-Continent Region
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Mohammed
Bushehri
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Senior
Manager, International Banking Devision -
North
Africa/East & South East Asia Region
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Fouad
El-Quzani
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Manager,
Risk Management
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Nitin
Gupta
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Manager,
Internal Audit
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Lalit
H. Bakhru
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Manager,
Public Relations & Services
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Ahmed
Al-Abbasi
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Legal
Advisor
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Osama
Mukhtar
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Amman
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Mahmoud
Sammour
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Tunis
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Abdulatif
Al Loussaief
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Cairo
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Mohamed
Ra'fat
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CONTACTS
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Kingdom
of Saudi Arabia
King Abdul Aziz Road
P.O.Box.
4009, Riyadh - 11491
Saudi Arabia
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+966
1 4760601 (many lines)
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Telex:
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401236TAICSJ
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Fax:
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Email:
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Cable
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AMWAL
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BAHRAIN
BRANCH (Offshore Banking Unit O.B.U.)
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Arab
Investement Company
P.O.Box. 5559 - Al-Seef District
Manama, Bahrain
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+973
17588-888 (General)
+973 17588-999 (Dealing)
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8334
TAIC BN (General)
7055 TAIC FX BN (Dealing)
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+973
17588-885 (General)
+973 17588-988(Dealing)
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TAIC
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TAIQ
BH BM
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taic@taicobu.com
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AMWAL
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21
Giza Street
Nile Tower
Giza 12311
Egypt
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+202
5729585
+202 5728753
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+202
5727035
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ARABIMWAL
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Forth
Circle - Embassies Road
P.O.Box. 950422
Amman 11195
Jordan
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+962
6 5930527
+962 6 5933034
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23072
TAIC
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+962
6 5931529
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AMWAL
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taicarabm@taicarab.com
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"La Residence du lac"
Bloc E, Appartment E23
Route de la Marsa-Lac de Tunis
2045 Tunis, Tunisia
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(216)
71 860086
(216) 71 860778
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12505
TAIC
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(216)
71 860012
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AMWAL
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Abdellatif.taic@planet.tn
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