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AGBI is a premium intelligence platform focused on business dynamics in the Middle East and Gulf region. Headquartered in London it provides global investors with in depth analysis of energy finance and infrastructure serving as a bridge between the Gulf market and the global economy.

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Adia’s Indian equity portfolio rises 30% despite market volatility

The Indian equity portfolio of Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (Adia) has reportedly grown by 30 percent to INR48 billion ($509 million) this year. The portfolio

2026/06/24

Saudi Arabia opens property market to foreigners

Saudi Arabia has begun accepting applications by non-Saudis to purchase property after the cabinet approved the law and designated geographic areas for ownership

2026/06/24

Adnoc: Where molecules become money

Capital Letter is Frank Kane’s new weekly series on Abu Dhabi’s money, power and ambition International media covering Abu Dhabi’s economic landscape tends to focus

2026/06/24

Etihad Energy’s Fujairah refinery to cost up to $350m

Etihad Energy Holding’s planned refinery in Fujairah will cost between $300 million and $350 million. The Dubai-listed company is pushing ahead with efforts to

2026/06/24

TotalEnergies must invest in ways to bypass Hormuz, CEO says

French oil major TotalEnergies needs to prioritise the building of pipelines that could export oil and gas from the Middle East without ships going through the

2026/06/24

AD Ports spends $300m raising stake in Dubai shipper GFS

AD Ports Group has increased its stake in Dubai-based Global Feeder Shipping (GFS) to 81 percent. The Abu Dhabi state-backed global ports operator exercised its

2026/06/24

Oman seeks developers for 1,500MW solar power plants

Oman is seeking companies to build two solar power plants with a combined generation capacity of 1,500 megawatts. The state-run Nama Power and Water Procurement

2026/06/24

Oman sets up temporary maritime corridor for Hormuz transit

Oman has established a temporary maritime corridor for all vessels seeking to transit the Strait of Hormuz without paying a fee. The corridor has been set up in

2026/06/24

Morocco unlikely to allow entry to UK digital bank Revolut

Morocco does not plan to let UK-based digital lender Revolut enter its banking market, the head of the North African country’s central bank has said. The services

2026/06/24

Abbas Sajwani: Conflict had little impact on Dubai property deals

Dubai property buyers spent months waiting for the Iran war to deliver a discount. It never came. Despite a sharp slowdown in transactions during the conflict,

2026/06/24