The Company reported total assets at QR7.1bn and while net assets stood at QR3.5bn.
UDC Chairman Hussein AlFardan attributed the company's strong financial performance and continuous success to the outstanding growth of Qatar's economy under the astute leadership of His Highness the Emir and His Highness the Heir Apparent, which created the optimal business and investment climate for UDC.
Khalil Sholy, Managing Director & President at United Development Company said:
"This half of 2008 demonstrates the ability of the UDC Management team to adapt and continue to implement an evolving business model in a changing global economy and regional markets. UDC's commitment to growth, social responsibility, and value creation, will continue to drive our efforts to become leaders in all areas of our diverse portfolio of businesses."
Commenting in the press conference, Abdullah Araj, Executive Vice President, Finance said, "The financial statements reflect a healthy organization, with year on year improvement in all indicators and ratios. We are very pleased with the progress we have made and believe that the outlook remains very positive."
United Development Company is one of Qatar's leading public shareholding companies. During the past few years, UDC has established successful strategic partnerships with major companies operating in diversified industries. UDC's target areas of interest include: infrastructure and utilities, hydrocarbon and energy, urban development, environmental-related businesses and hospitality and leisure. UDC is also the owner and developer of the flagship project, The Pearl-Qatar, one of the largest urban development projects in Qatar and one of the most lavishly designed in the world. The total cost of the island is in excess of QR50bn ($14bn).
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