UAE market news & discussions for 27 May 2007The Dubai and Abu Dhabi stock markets were flying today - heavy trading and increases of 3% and 4% respectively. Dubai Financial Market said foreigners bought 2.4 bn dhs worth of shares last week. ShareWadi.com fair value estimates have been updated to adjust for dividends with DIC and EMAAR looking like they could be the cheapest shares at present. The Emirates Post IPO was announced for June/July with a dual listing on DFM/ADSM. |
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- UAE stocks may not have bottomed out yet? - AME 26 May 2007
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Dubai Financial Market
DFM today with a huge AED 3.7 billion dhs of trading from over a billion shares, pushing the DFMGI index up an impressive 3.3% to 4480 points. Emaar Properties PJSC (EMAAR) led the volume table with just over 800 mn dhs traded and a 4.2% rise to 12.35.
Biggest increase for Islamic Arab Insurance Company PSC (IAIC) up 9.8% to 3.46 from 400m dhs worth - more buyback going on? Also doing very well on heavy volumes were Aramex PJSC (ARMX) up 9.5% to 2.66, GULFNAV up 7.8%, and Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) up 6.4%. AMAN up 7.6% on light volume. All other actively traded stocks rose 0-4%.
The only two losers were Commercial Bank of Dubai (CBD) with inconspicous trading, and Global Investment House (GLOBAL) down 8.2% to 10.10 from relatively moderate volumes.
Abu Dhabi Securities Market
ADSM looked even better than DFM today with a 4.4% rise to 3635 points - it's highest since October last year. Total traded value double Thursday's effort at AED 1.6 bn. There were 12 companies trading 10% limit up, or almost, by the end of the day (and some at that level for almost the whole session):
- Aabar Petroleum Investments Company PJSC (AABAR)
- Arkan Building Materials (ARKAN forum)
- Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB)
- Abu Dhabi National Hotels (ADNH forum)
- Dana Gas PJSC (DANA)
- Emirates Driving Company (DRIVE forum)
- Oasis International Leasing Company PJSC (OILC)
- National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD)
- Sharjah Islamic Bank (NBS forum)
- Ras Al Khaimah Properties PJSC (RAKPROP)
- Sorouh Real Estate (SOROUH)
- Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA).
Actual average increases for the day varied depending on how many trades went through below the limit. UAB and NBF increases came from just one trade each. The heavy duty ADSM stock, Emirates Telecommunications Company (ETISALAT), saw a 2.7% rise from 52m dhs of trading.
Top of the traded value list were Sorouh with 240m dhs, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank 190m dhs, Al Dar 171m dhs, Arkan 160m dhs, and Oasis Leasing 151m dhs.
Only 7 stocks were down with Gulf Cement Company (GCEM) was the only one losing value on active trading - just 0.2% to 6.00. First Gulf Bank (FGB) ended the day unchanged.
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