Six billion dollars in committed financing for a single pipeline stake tells you exactly where global banks see the next wave of Gulf infrastructure value. When JPMorgan and HSBC line up alongside Kuwaiti lenders for a deal of this size, the signal extends well beyond one transaction. Kuwait Petroleum Corporation is preparing to sell a … Read more
Six vessels into a $1.2 billion shipbuilding programme, and ADNOC Logistics & Services is quietly assembling one of the most commercially locked-in LNG fleets in the region. The latest delivery isn’t just another hull hitting the water — it represents a deliberate bet on long-term contracted revenue at a time when global energy logistics remain … Read more
Most startup founders in India know that government money exists — but very few know exactly where to find it, how to qualify, and what to do first. The problem is not that schemes do not exist; it is that most people never understand how to use them. In 2026, India has over 2.23 lakh … Read more
When a residential portfolio in one of the world’s most competitive rental markets operates at 98.9 per cent occupancy, the conversation shifts from demand to capacity. Dubai Residential REIT’s first-quarter results for 2026 confirm that the trust is running closer to full than almost any comparable vehicle in the region. The REIT reported an 8.4 … Read more
A USD 354 million construction pipeline just broke ground in one of Dubai‘s most strategically positioned free zones — and the completion clock is already ticking toward November 2027. For investors tracking healthcare infrastructure in the Gulf, the signal here is less about bricks and more about where capital is being directed next. Dubai Healthcare … Read more
Landing a listing in one major supermarket is hard enough. Landing in fourteen national retailers simultaneously — spanning grocery, pharmacy, convenience, and fashion — is the kind of distribution footprint that most personal care brands spend a decade trying to build. Skin Control has done exactly that with its pimple patch range, and the story … Read more
The problem is not that schemes don’t exist — it’s that most small business owners in India never find out how to actually use them. Crores of rupees sit unused every year because the right information never reaches the right person. If you run a small business, a shop, a workshop, or a home-based unit … Read more
Beauty is doing the heavy lifting at Procter & Gamble right now, and the gap between its strongest and weakest segments is wide enough to raise questions about where the company’s investment dollars are actually going. Third-quarter results for fiscal 2026 confirmed what category watchers have suspected: premium personal care is outpacing household staples, and … Read more
A professional body representing thousands of Indian chartered accountants across the UAE capital has just reshuffled its leadership — and the timing says as much as the names on the roster. The ICAI Abu Dhabi Chapter’s new managing committee arrives at a moment when the accounting profession in the Gulf is being asked to do … Read more
Winning a trademark case is one thing. Winning it against a rival that built its entire brand identity around your most protected asset is another thing entirely. The Federal Court of Australia has ruled in favour of The A2 Milk Company in a trademark infringement case that cuts to the heart of how brand equity … Read more
