Gulf Islamic Investment (GII) announced its successful exit from an investment deal in an educational institution in Dubai, achieving a total return of more than US$600 million in the past four years.
Gulf Islamic Investment (GII) aims to enhance the added value for shareholders by planning several exit deals in the second half of 2023.
Dubai United Arab Emirates: Gulf Islamic Investment Group (GII) has completed the sale of the Amity School complex in Dubai for approximately US$50 million. This sale represents the latest in a series of exits aimed at enhancing its ongoing value to its international shareholders.
Gulf Islamic Investment (GII) is a Sharia-compliant investment company headquartered in the United Arab Emirates with assets under management worth over US$4 billion. The company has run Amity School for six years and this latest exit has delivered a 66% return on investment. This latest exit follows the sale of the existing office park at Celtic Springs Business Park near Newport, South Wales (UK) earlier this year, bringing the total investor distributions of Gulf Islamic Investment (GII) to more than $600 million. American. With another exit worth about $250 million planned.
This business model of Gulf Islamic Investment (GII) employs private capital across all asset classes of all types, including real estate development, private equity and venture capital. Gulf Islamic Investment Company’s current priorities focus on the sectors of healthcare, technology, education, food production and processing, consumer services, and logistics and warehousing.
On this occasion, Mohammed Al Hassan, co-founder and CEO of Gulf Islamic Investment (GII) commented: “This latest sale demonstrates Gulf Islamic Investment (GII)’s focus on achieving maximum returns for its shareholders through thoughtful acquisitions and exits. Our team has extensive experience in identifying Uncovering the value hidden in companies and real estate, it is characterized by its ability to manage and reposition assets to achieve their full potential.”
For his part, Pankaj Gupta, Co-Founder and CEO of Gulf Islamic Investment (GII), added: “This exit confirms the ability of Gulf Islamic Investment (GII) to manage assets according to the business plan, despite the difficult economic environment for real estate. “It was a great investment for our investors, strengthening our position in the alternative investment space.”
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About Gulf Islamic Investment Company (GII)
Gulf Islamic Investment Group (GII) is one of the largest leading companies in the field of alternative investment compatible with the provisions of Islamic Sharia. As the value of the assets managed by the group exceeds 4 billion US dollars, it seeks to achieve high and sustainable returns and long-term value for investors and shareholders, by investing in wonderful opportunities for income and growth while providing unparalleled financial advice.
Gulf Islamic Investment Group (GII) believes in the idea of “purpose-driven innovation” and thus works to achieve sustainability of the system in which it operates. Led by a committed management team and supported by prominent shareholders from the region, Gulf Islamic Investment Group deploys private capital across diverse asset classes, such as real estate, private equity, and venture capital. Its client network includes ultra-high net worth individuals, family offices, banks, foundations and sovereign wealth funds across the GCC and Asia.
Gulf Islamic Investment (GII) is headquartered in the United Arab Emirates and has other offices in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Frankfurt and London. The parent company, Gulf Islamic Investment LLC in the United Arab Emirates, is regulated by the Securities and Commodities Authority.
2023-10-09 08:28:05
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