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Empower Insulated Pipe Systems (ELIPS), a subsidiary of Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation, has expanded its market presence in the Gulf and Middle East, now operating in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, and Egypt, alongside its existing UAE operations. Over the past 16 years, ELIPS has produced over 880 kilometers of insulated pipe systems, with a 40% production increase in the last five years, serving more than 300 clients and completing over 240 projects. Chairman Ahmad bin Shafar noted the company's strategic expansion into global markets, emphasizing its use of competitive, advanced technologies to meet diverse market needs. ELIPS aims to become the leading supplier for district cooling and oil and gas sectors, focusing on sustainability and manufacturing without carbon-emitting materials. Its Dubai-based factory is the largest in the UAE, featuring advanced robotics technology.

Al Ramz Corporation PJSC, a prominent financial services institution based in Dubai, has expanded its regional presence by securing a market maker license from the Bahrain Bourse. This development is part of Al Ramz's ongoing strategy to enhance its influence in the GCC region, following a recent license approval from the Muscat Stock Exchange. The company aims to improve market efficiency in Bahrain by leveraging its expertise in market making, which includes enhancing price discovery and stabilizing trading environments. Karim Shoeib, Group CEO of Al Ramz, highlighted the strategic importance of this expansion in reinforcing the company's presence across the GCC and supporting Bahrain's national vision. Al Ramz plans to utilize advanced quantitative strategies and algorithmic trading to optimize order flow and reduce market volatility, contributing to the development of Bahrain's financial sector. The expansion reflects Al Ramz's dedication to ethical and sustainable market practices while maintaining transparency and regulatory alignment.

The Board of Directors of National Central Cooling Company PJSC (Tabreed) invites shareholders to attend the annual general assembly meeting on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, at 1:00 PM UAE time. Shareholders can attend in person at the company's headquarters in Masdar City, Abu Dhabi, or virtually via an electronic link sent after registration. The agenda includes authorizing the chairman to appoint a meeting secretary and vote collector, and a special resolution to authorize the Board to issue additional non-convertible bonds, sukuk, or similar instruments up to USD 2 billion, in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

The text is a clarifying disclosure regarding the approval of delegation of authority to attend general assemblies, according to Clauses 1 and 2 of Article 40 of the Corporate Governance Manual. It informs shareholders that they may delegate someone, other than board members or company staff, to attend the general assembly on their behalf through a written delegation. The agent must have the right to attend and vote, and should not represent more than 5% of the company's issued capital. Those lacking legal capacity must be represented by their legal representatives. The shareholder's signature on the power of attorney must be approved by a notary public, a chamber of commerce or economic department, a bank or licensed company (provided the agent has an account with them), or licensed financial markets in the country.

SHUAA Capital Bond 1 Limited has announced an exchange offer for its $150 million 7.50% notes due on March 31, 2025. The offer invites eligible holders to exchange up to $75 million of these existing notes for UAE Dirham-denominated mandatory convertible bonds issued by SHUAA Capital psc. This exchange offer is contingent upon approval from the UAE Securities and Commodities Authority and is subject to the terms outlined in the exchange offer memorandum dated February 19, 2025. The offer period runs from February 19 to February 28, 2025, unless extended or terminated by the issuer. Noteholders participating in the exchange agree to waive any accrued interest on the exchanged notes up to the settlement date.

A new contract series for Micro GME Oman Crude Oil Futures, with the contract name "OMOILJ26," will be available for trading starting on February 24, 2025. This contract is set to expire on February 20, 2026. The announcement was made by the Dubai Financial Market and can be accessed on their website. The information provided is subject to change, and the Dubai Financial Market Regulated Derivative Contract Trading Regulation will take precedence in case of any inconsistencies.

The text informs shareholders about their rights and procedures for attending the general assembly, as outlined in Clauses 1 and 2 of Article 40 of the Corporate Governance Manual. Shareholders can delegate someone to attend on their behalf, provided the delegate is not a Board member, company staff, or securities brokerage employee. The delegate cannot represent more than 5% of the company's issued capital. Shareholders must have their signatures on the power of attorney verified by an approved entity, such as a Notary Public, Chamber of Commerce, licensed bank, or financial market. The proxy form should include the shareholder's and brokerage firm's contact details. For further inquiries, contact the provided phone number or email address.

On 18 February 2025, Amlak Finance held a board meeting from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM, with six board members present, achieving a quorum of 86%. The board decided to call a shareholders' meeting to approve the sale of some of the company's investment properties, including plots in Ras Al Khor, pending regulatory approval. They also authorized the Executive Management to set the meeting date and publish the invitation in coordination with regulatory authorities. Additionally, the board discussed regular business matters. The authorized signatory for the meeting was Lama Takieddin, the Head of Corporate Governance and Company Secretary.

Sean Magee, the Board Secretary, addressed a letter dated 18 February 2025 to H.E. Waleed Saeed Abdul Salam Al Awadhi, CEO of the Securities & Commodities Authority in Abu Dhabi, UAE, and H.E. Hamed Ahmad Ali, CEO of the Dubai Financial Market, Dubai, UAE. The letter clarifies recent media reports about Tabreed's CFO's comments on debt refinancing plans. It confirms that the statement aligns with business and financial updates shared with the market, which are available on Tabreed's website. Tabreed is evaluating refinancing options as part of standard financial practices and is committed to meeting disclosure and transparency requirements of the relevant authorities. Any significant developments will be disclosed once finalized. For further information, recipients are invited to contact the company.