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National Bonds distributes over Dh8.2m in April, May
DUBAI — National Bonds has announced that it distributed over Dh8.2 million in prizes to its bondholders in the months of April and May. The company awarded 46,221 prizes to 30,401 winners during the two months, from the Mudareb’s own funds.
The company also reflected the diversity of its bondholders as it announced the winners of its grand prizes for the month of May who hail from Belgium and the UAE. National Bonds Corporation PJSC, the investment company behind the leading Shari’a compliant saving scheme in the region now represents around 200 different nationalities, one of the most diverse of its type in the world. The ongoing ”Wish, Save & Win” campaign offers customers the opportunity to increase their savings by multiples of Dh 5,000 and win prizes fulfilling five ‘wishes’ including gold coins, jewellery, Dh100,000 worth of Bonds, a BMW X5 car and fully furnished apartment.
“With a customer base of over 622,000 bondholders from various nationalities, it gives us the opportunity to touch the lives of so many different cultures and backgrounds,” said Mohammed Qasim Al Ali, Chief Executive Officer, National Bonds Corporation PJSC.
Since inception National Bonds Corporation PJSC has distributed Dh 250 million worth of prizes from the Mudareb’s own fund and changed the lives of 97 bondholders by granting them the grand prize of Dh1 million.
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