Dubai's Shuaa Capital purchased 14 percent of Bahrain's Khaleeji Commercial Bank on Sunday for 9.6 million dinars ($25 million) and said it would utilize the stake to bolster the bank's development.
Partakes in Dubai's Shuaa Capital rose 2 percent to AED1.54 on news of the securing.
The Dubai-recorded speculation bank bought the stake from Alimtiaz Investment Group for 0.065 dinar for every share, procuring 147.1 million partakes in a unique sale, the Bahraini bourse said.
KHCB is an Islamic retail save money with resources of 709 million dinars. Its greatest shareholder is Bahraini Islamic venture firm GFH Financial Group, which has said it means to list KHCB in Dubai.
"It is with probably the shareholders' esteem will see significant development if KHCB gets last endorsements to list on the Dubai Financial Market," Shuaa's director Jassim al-Seddiqi said in an announcement.
Abu Dhabi Financial Group (ADFG) purchased a 48.36 percent stake in Shuaa a month ago, prompting to hypothesis that the venture bank could shape a focal piece of ADFG's money related industry methodology for the Gulf.
Partakes in Dubai's Shuaa Capital rose 2 percent to AED1.54 on news of the securing.
The Dubai-recorded speculation bank bought the stake from Alimtiaz Investment Group for 0.065 dinar for every share, procuring 147.1 million partakes in a unique sale, the Bahraini bourse said.
KHCB is an Islamic retail save money with resources of 709 million dinars. Its greatest shareholder is Bahraini Islamic venture firm GFH Financial Group, which has said it means to list KHCB in Dubai.
"It is with probably the shareholders' esteem will see significant development if KHCB gets last endorsements to list on the Dubai Financial Market," Shuaa's director Jassim al-Seddiqi said in an announcement.
Abu Dhabi Financial Group (ADFG) purchased a 48.36 percent stake in Shuaa a month ago, prompting to hypothesis that the venture bank could shape a focal piece of ADFG's money related industry methodology for the Gulf.
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