Aamal Company Q.P.S.C. added to S&P Pan Arab Composite Index

Aamal Company Q.P.S.C. (QSE: AHCS), a Qatari conglomerate, has announced its inclusion in the S&P Pan Arab Composite Index, marking a key milestone in the company’s regional market recognition and investor visibility. This development reflects Aamal’s consistent growth, financial stability, and diversified portfolio performance across industrial, property, and managed services sectors.

The inclusion underscores Aamal’s growing relevance among listed companies in the Middle East and is expected to increase exposure to regional and international institutional investors.

Recommended For You

Abu Dhabi authority launches new winter safety campaign

Abu Dhabi: New affordable 3D tumour model eliminates need to test cancer drugs on humans

Anoushka Shankar slams Air India for damaging her sitar

UAE Fifa fans to get priority US visa interview slots for World Cup 2026

UAE: Indian expat wins Dh25-million jackpot in Big Ticket Abu Dhabi draw

 

In 2024, Aamal reported revenues of QAR 2.1 billion and achieved net income growth of 17.7 per cent, maintaining a stable annual dividend of QAR 0.06 per share. As of October 2025, the company’s shares are trading at approximately QAR 0.82, within a 52-week range of QAR 0.745 to QAR 0.979, reinforcing investor confidence in its performance.

“Being added to the S&P Pan Arab Composite Index is a strong endorsement of Aamal’s consistent results and long-term strategy,” said Ahmad Khalifa, PR manager of Aamal Company Q.P.S.C. “We continue to focus on sustainable expansion while contributing to Qatar’s Vision 2030.”

The recent developments include:

• Industrial expansion: In June 2025, Aamal began negotiations to acquire Hepworth PME Qatar, a thermoplastics piping systems manufacturer, to strengthen its industrial manufacturing capabilities.

• Infrastructure projects: Aamal subsidiaries remain active in major power-transmission projects in partnership with Kahramaa.

• Property growth: In July 2025, Aamal Real Estate acquired Golden Tower in Onaiza for QAR 478 million, expanding its high-value commercial property portfolio