“We have always said the listing will happen in the second half of 2018, everything is going very smoothly, we are evaluating different stock exchanges,” chief executive Amin Nasser said
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LNG sector to get impetus from global demand
Number of global and regional drivers for future LNG development, such as energy efficiency and environmental policy changes, which are expected to lead to the decarbonisation of several sectors including the shipping and transportation industries
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GCC millennials deem climate change as real threat
Seventy seven percent of the of millennials aged from 18 to 29 residing in the GCC believes that a commitment to green growth and the implementation of measures to reduce greenhouse gases will improve the economic and job situations in the GCC.
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Nogaholding approaches banks for bond programme
Since Nogaholding’s latest US dollar fund-raising exercise was an Islamic loan, a sukuk programme seemed more likely
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Platts launches LNG price assessment for MENA
The Platts MEM will cover the spot price of cargoes delivered into Middle East ports as well as in Pakistan, where LNG imports have climbed from 5.9 bcm of gas in 2014 to 28.6 bcm in 2016
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5 Minutes With: Dick McAdam
Oil & Gas Middle East delves beneath the corporate strategy to understand what really makes the industry’s leaders tick
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Cover Story: Ringmaster of gaskets
Sealing equipment provider Flexitallic is consolidating its position as a leading supplier of gaskets to the oil and gas industry by offering innovative and effective products, and eyeing regional and global expansion
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Bapco to deploy Avaya Fabric Network
In line with its business objectives of digital transformation and rebranding, Bapco will deploy Avaya’s next-generation fabric networking technology to power the corporate network across its locations in Bahrain
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Non-OPEC members to cut output by 558,000 bpd
The 11 non-OPEC countries taking part in the agreement are: Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Brunei, Equatorial Guinea, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Mexico, Oman, Russia, Sudan and South Sudan
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5 Minutes With: Karen McDonnell
Oil & Gas Middle East delves below the corporate strategy to understand what really makes the industry’s leaders tick