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DFM Company posts net benefit of Dh38.1 million in the initial nine months of 2021

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Market capitalization up 15% to Dh 392.2 billion.

Dubai Financial Market Company on Wednesday revealed a nine-month net benefit of Dh 38.1 million contrasted with Dh120.1 million in a similar time of 2020.

The organization’s complete income came to Dh183.1 million during the nine months of this current year contrasted with Dh271 million during the comparing time of the earlier year. The income is included Dh117.9 million of working pay and Dh65.2 million of speculation returns and other pay. The organization’s costs diminished 4% to Dh145 million before the finish of September 2021 contrasted with Dh 150.9 million in a similar time of 2020.

“The market capitalization of DFM-recorded protections has expanded 15% to Dh392.2 billion and the General Index progressed by 14.2 percent despite the 23.7 percent decrease in exchanging worth to Dh38.7 billion contrasted with its level during the comparing time of 2020. Additionally, unfamiliar financial backers kept up with their solid presence with 47.5 percent portion of the overall industry of exchanging esteem,” said Essa Kazim, Chairman of the Dubai Financial Market Company.

Unfamiliar financial backers were net purchasers of Dh1.3 billion and their responsibility for market capitalization came to 18.5 percent toward the finish of September 2021. Also, institutional financial backers represented 44% of exchanging movement with a net acquisition of Dh429 million. This obviously shows UAE’s and global financial backers’ profound trust in DFM’s possibilities and enhanced freedoms.

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The DFM has deferred the base exchanging commission from September first as a component of its various drives pointed toward invigorating and smoothing out exchanging and venture exercises just as advancing retail financial backers’ interest on the lookout and empowering them to profit its rewarding speculation openings.

During September likewise, the DFM chose to expand its exchanging hours from four hours to five hours every day, which became effective on third of October 2021, in an undertaking to additionally fortify its driving situation as a fundamental door for speculation and to draw in more extensive and more enhanced classifications of financial backers, particularly the worldwide financial backers who are continually showing extraordinary premium on the lookout.

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Dubai-India travel: Security procedures triggered for Emirates flight following bomb threat email, flight lands safely

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Authorities at Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport activated full emergency protocols on Friday after receiving a bomb threat email linked to Emirates flight EK526 travelling from Dubai (DXB) to Hyderabad (HYD).

According to GMR officials, the threat email landed in the airport’s customer support inbox around 7.30am on December 5. Despite the alert, the flight continued under strict monitoring and landed safely at 8.30am.

Once on the ground, the aircraft was immediately moved to an isolated bay. Passengers were safely deboarded, and security te

ams carried out standard bomb threat checks. Investigations are currently underway.

Emirates confirmed the incident in a statement to local media, saying authorities had alerted them to a “potential security threat” to EK526.
“All standard security procedures were implemented by the relevant local authorities with full co-operation from Emirates’ ground teams,” the airline said, adding that “the safety and well-being of passengers and crew remain the highest priority.”

Authorities say all threats are being investigated, and extra security measures remain in place at the airport.

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Driving through Abu Dhabi this week? Here are the road closures you need to know about

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Abu Dhabi motorists can expect some delays over the next few days, with the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) announcing a series of partial road closures across key routes in the capital. Drivers are being urged to plan, allow extra travel time, and follow diversions to avoid congestion.

Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Street

A major set of phased lane closures will take place near Sheikh Zayed Bridge from Tuesday, December 9 to Monday, December 22, 2025.

  • Three left lanes will be closed from 12am on December 9 until 10pm on December 15.
  • Two right lanes will then shut from 10pm on December 15 until 6am on December 22.

Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak Street

Another temporary closure is scheduled on Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak Street from 5pm on December 5 until 5am on December 8.

Authorities explained that these restrictions are part of ongoing road enhancement projects designed to improve traffic flow and safety across the city. Motorists are encouraged to use alternative routes wherever possible during the maintenance period.



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Sharjah Police give deadline to remove National Day stickers, or face fines

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If your car is still sporting National Day decals, it’s time to take them off. Sharjah Police have announced that all vehicle owners must remove their UAE National Day celebration stickers by Saturday, December 6, and those who miss the deadline will face violations.

The reminder follows a crackdown during the 54th Eid Al Etihad celebrations, where authorities impounded 106 vehicles and nine motorbikes for dangerous and irresponsible behaviour on the roads.

According to Sharjah Police, the violations included:

  • Creating loud noise and disturbing residents
  • Driving recklessly and endangering others
  • Operating vehicles without a valid licence

Police officials urged motorists to celebrate responsibly and avoid turning festivities into safety risks.

However, there has been a shift in decorating trends this year. Many residents opted for cleaner, simpler, more elegant designs to showcase their UAE pride ahead of the long weekend, and demand for custom decals surged.

Authorities are now urging residents to ensure all celebratory stickers and decorations are removed by the set deadline to keep roads safe and avoid penalties.


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