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REVEALED: Dubai's 50 biggest companies

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50. Global Investment House

Industry: Investment & Financial Services

Market cap (AED '000): 59,335

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Posted by: City Search Thursday, 20 June 2013 9:22 AM[UAE] - UAE

By analysing the list, we can conclude that the UAE's progress is on the right track and we will see many companies like us (CitySearch.ae) into this power list very soon.

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Posted by: Jey Monday, 6 May 2013 9:42 PM[UAE] - USA

Wrong list - where is Emirates?

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Posted by: Abdul hafeez Sheikh Wednesday, 23 January 2013 9:33 AM[UAE] - Pakistan Islamabad

After sturyidng the 50 top companies , one can have idaed thta Dubai economy is still fragile , as the major portion of the investment goes to service sector , Real estate and insurance . Dubai need to divert investment to High tech industry, Advanced engineering and other industries , commodity business rather than speculative business . Dubai should realize its regional importance rather than its National economy , which has upper limit and is prone to situation

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Posted by: Sajid Ansari Sunday, 20 January 2013 3:19 PM[UAE] - India

I need to know that too, whats is the best company in UAE that allow Software Developer to Develop Software and Website according to Company ! thanks

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Posted by: Maqsood Sunday, 2 December 2012 11:03 AM[UAE] - UAE

Etisalat is not a Dubai based company . The title is top 50 Dubai companies.. Then I suppose why is Ajman bank listed. The answer might be that it is listed on the DFM . So is Etisalat.

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