ABU DHABI: Dubai stocks climbed on Wednesday, with the main index gaining 0.240%, or 10 points, to settle at 4,087.350, while ADX General Index closed slightly down at 9,650.100 pts, or 0.673% lower than the last trading session.
Dubai Financial Market saw Emaar Properties take the top spot in trading, generating AED88.4 million in liquidity, though closing 1.530 % down. The Emirates Islamic Bank was the top gainer, closing 14.910% higher at AED7.400.
Trading in Abu Dhabi was led by the Healthcare Index which was the best performer and closed 2.173 % up. Purehealth was among the top gainers ending the session 3.330% higher at AED5.580
Source: Emirates News Agency
The Sino-Arab Chemical Fertilisers Company (SACF) has expressed its interest in the Sra Ouertane phosphate exploitation project in partnership with Tunisia, following the successful experience with the Tunisian Chemical Group.
SACF expressed this interest during a meeting between the Chief of Staff of the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy, Ahlam Beji Sayeb, and a delegation from this company led by the Deputy CEO, Wang Jinming, representing the parent company “China Blue Chemical Ltd”.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to discuss ways of enhancing bilateral cooperation between the two sides, particularly in the fertiliser and mining sectors, according to a ministry statement.
Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse