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Abaad Real Estate Company achieves 14.7% return on capital in first year of operation
- Bahrain: Saturday, March 15 - 2008 at 15:26
- PRESS RELEASE
Abaad Real Estate Company, the real estate subsidiary of Bahrain Islamic Bank, announced today the financial results for the year ended December 31, 2007.
"There were significant accomplishments, even though 2007 was our first full year of operation. During the year, we attracted a pool of talents to our company who posses diverse and complementary range of skills in real estate investment activities. We have also set up our business operation and installed key infrastructure systems in order to ensure effective, efficient and smooth operations," said Shaikh Hisham bin Abdul Rahman Al Khalifa, Abaad Chairman.
"We have also executed several land acquisition deals in the Kingdom of Bahrain and United Arab Emirates. At Abaad, we believe that excellence in real estate investments is crucial and we expect 2008 to be an attractive year in light of the significant opportunities available to our company" Shaikh Hisham added.
Commenting on the Abaad's performance, Ahmed Yusuf, CEO, stated, "We are pleased with the solid operating results achieved during 2007. We continued to generate growth which illustrates the ongoing strength of our property operations. From an investment perspective, we had a very active year. In 2007, we acquired a number of properties in strategic locations in the Kingdom of Bahrain and United Arab Emirates. We are currently working closely with our strategic partners to finish the master plans for several projects that we intend to launch later this year."
"On a strategic level, Abaad has been successful in forging alliances with key institutions in the GCC and MENA countries. We are actively pursuing with our partners several deals in key markets, some of which will be announced in the near future. I'm extremely pleased with how well Abaad Real Estate Company continues to navigate the real estate markets and excited about the company's future prospects. I also believe that Abaad is positioned well for continued growth in 2008 and beyond. Our objective is to continue to add quality investments to our portfolio." Mr Ahmed concluded.
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About Abaad Real Estate CompanyEstablished in 2007 as a real estate company with a paid up capital of BD 10 million, Abaad is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bahrain Islamic Bank, the first Islamic bank in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Abaad is a fully integrated real estate investment, development and management company operating in accordance with Islamic Sharia and is focused on residential, commercial and industrial properties throughout the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and Middle East and North African (MENA) region as well as other world countries in general. The management team of Abaad has broad real estate expertise in acquisition, finance, asset management, property management, leasing and development of real estate projects in the region.
For more information, contact:
Mr Ahmed Yusuf Abdulla
Tel: +973 17511 999
Abaad Real Estate Company
P.O. Box 20714
Manama-Bahrain
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