Events

April 05, 2026

Category : Events

Ordinary General Assembly Meeting of KFIC Invest Company K.S.C.P. (Public)

Its General Assembly approved in-kind dividends for 2025 “KFIC Invest”.. Strong financial position and high liquidity levels *Waleed Mohammed Al-Saqr:* * KFIC enjoys liquidity of approximately KWD 14 million at the group level, compared to loans of KWD 3.7 million * Company profits before provisions reached KWD 5.7 million, with net profit of KWD 4 million by the end of 2025 * Provisions totaling KWD 16.4 million were allocated over three years to enhance operational efficiency **Essa Al-Hassawi:** * We exited assets worth KWD 8 million in 2025 and are currently evaluating partial or full exits of additional assets valued at KWD 9 million * We possess a strong capital base and comfortable liquidity levels that support expansion in investment activities locally and regionally * We continue working on improving operational efficiency and maximizing return on shareholders’ equity KFIC Invest held its Ordinary General Assembly for the financial year ended 31 December 2025, with an attendance rate of 85.86%. The assembly approved all agenda items, most notably the distribution of in-kind shares from Estate Capital Investment Company (formerly known as Dima Capital Investment Company) at a rate of 4.73% to KFIC Invest shareholders, equivalent to 4.74 shares for every 100 shares owned. In the event of completing the in-kind capital increase related to the merger by absorption between KFIC Invest (the merging entity) and Rasameel Investment Company (the merged entity), amounting to KWD 5.34 million—following approval from the general assemblies of both companies and the relevant regulatory authorities—the in-kind distribution ratio is expected to be approximately 3.89%, equivalent to around 3.89 shares per 100 shares owned by KFIC Invest shareholders post-merger. Chairman Waleed Mohammed Al-Saqr stated that the 2025 results reflect a notable improvement in the company’s performance and its ability to generate positive profits. He emphasized that KFIC has successfully enhanced its operational efficiency and improved the quality of its assets, supporting sustainable growth and its ability to seize opportunities. Al-Saqr added that the company is moving forward with implementing its expansion strategy both locally and regionally, focusing on diversifying income sources and strengthening income-generating investments to create added value for shareholders over the medium and long term. He further explained that the next phase will involve continued development of core business activities, alongside exploring new investment opportunities aligned with the company’s strategic direction, thereby enhancing its ability to achieve balanced and sustainable growth.