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QATAR: In
light of a directive issued by the state’s ruler to encourage Qataris to
invest in the country’s future, three Islamic banks will provide financing
schemes to those who intends to subscribe to the IPO of Mesaieed
Petrochemical Holding Company (MPHC).
Demonstrating their support and confidence in the state’s oil
and gas industry, Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB), Qatar International Islamic Bank
(QIIB) and Al Khaliji Commercial Bank (Al Khaliji) have all offered a 100%
financing scheme for the MPHC IPO.
The financing schemes, which are offered at competitive rates,
are only available to locals as the IPO is only open within the country to
individual Qatari nationals and certain selected Qatari institutions. Other
Shariah compliant financial institutions involved in the IPO include, Barwa
Bank, Mashreq Bank and Masraf Al Rayan.
MPHC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Qatar Petroleum, which is
in turn owned by the Qatari government. The integrated regional producer and
exporter of petrochemicals plans to raise QAR3.23 billion (US$886.42 million)
by offering 323.19 million ordinary shares at QAR10.2 (US$2.79) per share to
the public, which represents a 26% stake in the company.
The minimum subscription for an individual investor is 50
shares, and the maximum is 1 million shares. MPHC’s IPO auction will close on
the 21st January. The company’s listing on the Qatar Exchange is
expected to commence in February.
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Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Islamic financial institutions show support for Qatar’s petroleum sector via MPHC’s IPO - IFN
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