Article: MARKET CAP DATA FOR 2008

Market cap of the 6 countries of the GCC (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain) is almost $600 bn at the last trading day of this week, said Dr. Gil Feiler, CEO of Info Prod Research and author of Investing in Russia and Rethinking Business Strategy for the EIU. Saudi companies constitute more than 40 percent of the total value with more than $242 bn. Kuwaiti public companies hold the second place with $132 bn, UAE with $116bn, Qatar with $70bn, Bahrain with $21bn and Oman is closing the GCC exchanges with market cap of $16bn. Five out of the top ten companies are Saudi companies. SABIC is the largest market cap stock with value of $40.3bn, while the smallest market cap ...

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