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Books for Talabat’s IPO were covered throughout the price range of 1.50 dirhams ($0.41) to 1.60 dirhams, according to the terms of the deal seen by Bloomberg News. Its parent firm is offering a ...

The listing is expected to price at 1.50 dirhams ($0.41) a share, the top end of a range which began at at 1.45 dirhams, according to terms of the deal seen by Bloomberg News.

The government has also introduced a new 50 dirham tax that will be levied on disposable e-cigarettes. This adjustment follows the 2022 Finance Law, which set out a progressive tax scheme for ...

The German food delivery firm will offer a 15% stake in Talabat, or 3.49 billion shares, at 1.50 dirhams ($0.41) to 1.60 dirhams apiece, according to a statement. that confirmed a ...

According to WAM, the new 50- dirham ($13.6) banknote depicts the Father of the Nation, Sheikh Zayed, signing the union document. And on the opposite side, an image of the seven founding fathers ...

The undisclosed investor is offering about 113 million shares at a fixed price of 15.50 dirhams apiece, ... The stake would be worth about 1.75 billion dirhams ($480 million) at that price. Home ...

Delivery Hero’sDHER4.96%increase; green up pointing triangle Talabat priced its initial public offering on the Dubai Financial Market at 1.60 a share United Arab Emirates dirham, the top end of ...

The price of karak was 50 fils for a quarter-century, rising to 1 dirham in 2004 as Dubai rushed to build its booming desert skyline. Some fear that if prices continue to climb, the staple may be ...

The federal government revenue collected through e-Dirham reached AED 2,542,411,494 in Q2 2017, compared to more than AED 2 billion in the same period in 2016, achieving a growth rate of 25%.

From Mustafa Moeen’s spot behind the counter, he sees the many faces of Dubai. A cup of milky sweet tea to ease the burden of the day, customers say, long priced at just 1 dirham, a bit less ...