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ونتمي دمج الشركة مع شركة مدرجة
وهذي شروط الادراج في دبي
شروط إدراج أسهم شركة أجنبية لدى الهيئة
تقديم طلب من الشركة طالبة الإدراج موقع من شخص أو جهة مخولة رسميا بالتوقيع نيابة عن الشركة.
أن تكون الشركة المصدرة للأوراق مستوفية لجميع الأحكام الواردة في قانون بلد تأسيسها.
أن تتخذ الشركة شكل شركة مساهمة عامة.
أن تكون الشركة مدرجة في سوق البلد الأم وأن تخضع تلك السوق لإشراف جهة أو هيئة تمارس اختصاصات شبيهة باختصاصات هيئة الأوراق المالية والسلع في الدولة.
أن يكون قد مضى على تأسيس الشركة مدة لا تقل عن عامين، وقد صدرت عنها ميزانيتان مدققتان من قبل مدقق حسابات معتمد.
ألا يقل رأس مال الشركة عما يعادل ( 40 ) مليون درهم إماراتي وألا يقل عدد المساهمين المسجلين فيها عن ( 100 ) مساهم.
أن يزيد صافي موجودات الشركة بما لا يقل عن 20% من رأسمالها المدفوع أو أن تكون قد حققت أرباحا صافية قابلة للتوزيع على المساهمين لا يقل متوسطها عن 5% من رأس المال المدفوع وذلك خلال السنتين السابقتين لتاريخ تقديم طلب الإدراج.
أن يثبت انعقاد الجمعية العمومية العادية للشركة مرة واحدة على الأقل في السنة.
ألا توجد للشركة أو لدى الدولة التي تتبعها بجنسيتها أية قيود مطلقة بشأن حظر انتقال ملكية الأسهم بين المتعاملين من غير مواطنيها وبيان القيود المحدودة إن وجدت.
أن تتعهد الشركة بنشر ميزانيتها ونتائج أعمالها في وسائل النشر اليومية الصادرة في الدولة قبل السماح بتداول أسهمها في السوق.
أن تعين الشركة ممثلا لها في دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة يقوم بمهام تسجيل الأسهم وتوزيع الأرباح وتلقي وإصدار التقارير والوثائق ذات الصلة بعمل الشركة.
أية شروط أخرى يقررها مجلس إدارة الهيئة من حين لآخر.
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أخوي حمدان .. كلامك صحيح .. وبقيت أعلق على هذا الموضوع .. بس خفت أن البعض يظن بأني قاصد الشركة.
( أخوي حمدان .. كلامك صحيح .. وبقيت أعلق على هذا الموضوع .. بس خفت أن البعض يظن بأني قاصد الشركة.
السلام عليكم ..سوق التجار .. يفترض منك التعليق على كل شاردة ووراردة .طالما تملك المعلومة الحقيقية مدعومة بدليل دامغ يدحض زيف البعض ...أما عن الخوف من ظنون الأخوان فالأيام كفيلة بالأقناعهم .قبل فترة تعرضت شخصيا للتشكيك بالمصداقية من أحد الأخوان فيما يتعلق بنقدى لشركة الدار للأستثمار .وبالأمس هذا الأخ يهاجم نفس الشركة .وبالتوفيق للجميع
السلام عليكم أبو يوسف ...بارك الله فيك على النقل ...وتأكيد المعلومة ....وبالتوفيق للجميع
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Interesting Article From Bloomberg,
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=conewsstory&refer=conews&tkr=JEF:US&sid=aqgY4EMEUGNQ
Kuwaitis Will Own 79% of Aston Martin After Ford Sale (Update2)
By Will McSheehy and Zainab Fattah
March 13 (Bloomberg) -- Three Kuwaiti Islamic investment companies will own a combined 79 percent of Aston Martin after the sale of the British sports-car maker by Ford Motor Co.
Investment Dar Co. will pay 240 million pounds ($463 million) for 50 percent of Aston Martin, Amr Abou el-Seoud, executive vice president, said in a phone interview today. Closely held Adeem Investment Co. and Stehwaz Holding Co. will own 19 percent and 10 percent respectively, he said.
``Ford has done a great job building up Aston Martin, but we feel there's a lot more room for growth,'' el-Seoud said. ``We'll be looking at developing dealerships in places like Russia and India, and introducing new models.''
Ford said yesterday it will sell Aston Martin, best known as James Bond's preferred car, to a group of investors including U.K. auto-racing champion David Richards, U.S. banker John Sinders and two of the Kuwaiti companies. The deal values Aston Martin at 479 million pounds and will be completed in the second quarter, according to Ford.
Ford will retain a 40 million-pound stake, or 12.7 percent of Aston Martin, according to el-Seoud, who declined to comment on the holdings of Richards and Sinders. Aston Chief Executive Officer Ulrich Bez, who has led the company since 2000, will remain and will have a 4 percent stake, el-Seoud said.
Leading Investors
Richards is ''leading the investors'' and will become Aston Martin's non-executive chairman, the Gaydon, the U.K.-based company said in a statement posted on its Web site.
``No one ever said that David was the principal shareholder, but the facts are he initiated the whole discussion with Ford in the first place,'' said Graham Wright, marketing director at Prodrive Ltd., the U.K.-based maker of race-car parts that Richards founded.
For Ford, the sale ends a six-month search for a buyer and two decades of control of Aston Martin. Ford bought its initial stake while on its way to posting a then-record 1987 profit. The Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker lost $12.7 billion last year, the most in its 103-year history.
Aston Martin, with price tags starting at $110,000 for the Vantage coupe, accounts for less than 1 percent of Ford's sales volume. Aston cars started appearing in James Bond movies with 1964's ``Goldfinger'' and were used most recently in last year's ``Casino Royale.''
Petrodollars
``With the huge amount of petrodollars in the Gulf now, there's a lot of money looking to make Islamic investments,'' said Monica Malik, economist for Standard Chartered Plc in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. ''Aston Martin is the kind of glamorous asset that's popular here and fits the trend of investors diversifying their holdings in Europe and Asia.''
Demand for Islamic investments is booming as oil money floods into the Persian Gulf, a region that pumps about 20 percent of the world's crude. The global Islamic finance industry's assets under management may have topped $1 trillion, according to the Malaysia- based International Islamic Financial Services Board.
WestLB AG, Germany's third-biggest state bank, will provide Aston's buyers with a 200 million-pound Islamic loan for the buyout, according to el-Seoud. The loan, based on a so-called Murabahah commodity-trade transaction, will be replaced with Musharaka Islamic bonds after six months, he said.
Musharaka bonds, known as sukuk, are based on an asset-backed profit-and-loss sharing contract to comply with Muslim Shariah law's ban on interest payments.
Investment Dar shares fell 1.7 percent to 1160 fils in Kuwait, valuing the company at 885 million dinars ($3.1 billion). An investor in banks, real estate and logistics companies, the company manages $15 billion while Adeem manages more than $1.5 billion.
Investment Dar lists Stehwaz as a unit on its Web site. Adeem describes it as a ``project'' on its Web site, without providing further details on the relationship.
Aston Martin's buyers were advised by Jefferies Group Inc. and Casesa Shapiro Group LLC. UBS AG served as Ford's financial adviser.
To contact the reporters on this story: Will McSheehy in Dubai at wmcsheehy@bloomberg.net ; Zainab Fattah in Dubai on zfattah@bloomberg.net
Last Updated: March 13, 2007 10:16 EDT
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=conewsstory&refer=conews&tkr=JEF:US&sid=aqgY4EMEUGNQ
Kuwaitis Will Own 79% of Aston Martin After Ford Sale (Update2)
By Will McSheehy and Zainab Fattah
March 13 (Bloomberg) -- Three Kuwaiti Islamic investment companies will own a combined 79 percent of Aston Martin after the sale of the British sports-car maker by Ford Motor Co.
Investment Dar Co. will pay 240 million pounds ($463 million) for 50 percent of Aston Martin, Amr Abou el-Seoud, executive vice president, said in a phone interview today. Closely held Adeem Investment Co. and Stehwaz Holding Co. will own 19 percent and 10 percent respectively, he said.
``Ford has done a great job building up Aston Martin, but we feel there's a lot more room for growth,'' el-Seoud said. ``We'll be looking at developing dealerships in places like Russia and India, and introducing new models.''
Ford said yesterday it will sell Aston Martin, best known as James Bond's preferred car, to a group of investors including U.K. auto-racing champion David Richards, U.S. banker John Sinders and two of the Kuwaiti companies. The deal values Aston Martin at 479 million pounds and will be completed in the second quarter, according to Ford.
Ford will retain a 40 million-pound stake, or 12.7 percent of Aston Martin, according to el-Seoud, who declined to comment on the holdings of Richards and Sinders. Aston Chief Executive Officer Ulrich Bez, who has led the company since 2000, will remain and will have a 4 percent stake, el-Seoud said.
Leading Investors
Richards is ''leading the investors'' and will become Aston Martin's non-executive chairman, the Gaydon, the U.K.-based company said in a statement posted on its Web site.
``No one ever said that David was the principal shareholder, but the facts are he initiated the whole discussion with Ford in the first place,'' said Graham Wright, marketing director at Prodrive Ltd., the U.K.-based maker of race-car parts that Richards founded.
For Ford, the sale ends a six-month search for a buyer and two decades of control of Aston Martin. Ford bought its initial stake while on its way to posting a then-record 1987 profit. The Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker lost $12.7 billion last year, the most in its 103-year history.
Aston Martin, with price tags starting at $110,000 for the Vantage coupe, accounts for less than 1 percent of Ford's sales volume. Aston cars started appearing in James Bond movies with 1964's ``Goldfinger'' and were used most recently in last year's ``Casino Royale.''
Petrodollars
``With the huge amount of petrodollars in the Gulf now, there's a lot of money looking to make Islamic investments,'' said Monica Malik, economist for Standard Chartered Plc in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. ''Aston Martin is the kind of glamorous asset that's popular here and fits the trend of investors diversifying their holdings in Europe and Asia.''
Demand for Islamic investments is booming as oil money floods into the Persian Gulf, a region that pumps about 20 percent of the world's crude. The global Islamic finance industry's assets under management may have topped $1 trillion, according to the Malaysia- based International Islamic Financial Services Board.
WestLB AG, Germany's third-biggest state bank, will provide Aston's buyers with a 200 million-pound Islamic loan for the buyout, according to el-Seoud. The loan, based on a so-called Murabahah commodity-trade transaction, will be replaced with Musharaka Islamic bonds after six months, he said.
Musharaka bonds, known as sukuk, are based on an asset-backed profit-and-loss sharing contract to comply with Muslim Shariah law's ban on interest payments.
Investment Dar shares fell 1.7 percent to 1160 fils in Kuwait, valuing the company at 885 million dinars ($3.1 billion). An investor in banks, real estate and logistics companies, the company manages $15 billion while Adeem manages more than $1.5 billion.
Investment Dar lists Stehwaz as a unit on its Web site. Adeem describes it as a ``project'' on its Web site, without providing further details on the relationship.
Aston Martin's buyers were advised by Jefferies Group Inc. and Casesa Shapiro Group LLC. UBS AG served as Ford's financial adviser.
To contact the reporters on this story: Will McSheehy in Dubai at wmcsheehy@bloomberg.net ; Zainab Fattah in Dubai on zfattah@bloomberg.net
Last Updated: March 13, 2007 10:16 EDT
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يعني استحواذ تملك 10% من اوستن مارتن!!!
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ارباحهم بالسنه 15% ونصف بالمئة للوسيط يعني الاجمالي 15.5%
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