ETISALAT latest news (links open in new window)Top
ADMC takes the digital approach National The UAE is at the forefront of this, with Etisalat 's fibre-to-the-home project. They are already very committed to building broadband infrastructure. ... and more » More ...
Three roads to championship National Seven providers in six countries in the Middle East offer IPTV, according to a report last year by the Arab Advisors Group (AAG), including Etisalat and du ... and more » More ...
Premier League football to be broadcast on internet National Etisalat and du are taking broadband to people's homes. Why don't you just distribute football games online at zero cost? Well, that's what we intend to do. ... and more » More ...
Group to sell Pakistan stake National PTCL owns the Ufone mobile brand and is managed by Etisalat , the UAE's largest telecoms company, which owns a 26 per cent stake in the operator. ... More ...
du lines up cut-price service National Calls made through the system will cost Dh0.60 (US$0.16) per minute, less than a third of the price currently charged by both Etisalat and du for calls to ... and more » More ...
Motorola wins Zain Nigeria network expansion deal Reuters J), local firm Globacom and Emirates Telecommunications Corp ( Etisalat ) (ETEL.AD). Motorola deployed Zain's existing GSM network in Nigeria and the two ... and more » More ...
National (blog) The National, now on Kindle National (blog) Meanwhile, UAE residents who bought their Kindles elsewhere can use them on Etisalat 's wireless service, according to a report by The National's David ... More ...
All nationalities queue for Abu Dhabi job fair National Some of the country's top public and private sector employers – including the telecoms providers Etisalat and du, and the Navy and Air Force – were on hand ... and more » More ...
Bourse boss will be hard to exchange National Tom Healy's exit from the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) leaves questions about the future of the bourse at a critical point in its evolution. ... and more » More ...
ADX chief executive to retire National Tom Healy, the chief executive of the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), announced today he would step down from his role in the coming months. ... and more » More ...
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ETISALAT latest news (links open in new window)Top
ADMC takes the digital approach National The UAE is at the forefront of this, with Etisalat 's fibre-to-the-home project. They are already very committed to building broadband infrastructure. ... and more » More ...
Three roads to championship National Seven providers in six countries in the Middle East offer IPTV, according to a report last year by the Arab Advisors Group (AAG), including Etisalat and du ... and more » More ...
Premier League football to be broadcast on internet National Etisalat and du are taking broadband to people's homes. Why don't you just distribute football games online at zero cost? Well, that's what we intend to do. ... and more » More ...
Group to sell Pakistan stake National PTCL owns the Ufone mobile brand and is managed by Etisalat , the UAE's largest telecoms company, which owns a 26 per cent stake in the operator. ... More ...
du lines up cut-price service National Calls made through the system will cost Dh0.60 (US$0.16) per minute, less than a third of the price currently charged by both Etisalat and du for calls to ... and more » More ...
Motorola wins Zain Nigeria network expansion deal Reuters J), local firm Globacom and Emirates Telecommunications Corp ( Etisalat ) (ETEL.AD). Motorola deployed Zain's existing GSM network in Nigeria and the two ... and more » More ...
National (blog) The National, now on Kindle National (blog) Meanwhile, UAE residents who bought their Kindles elsewhere can use them on Etisalat 's wireless service, according to a report by The National's David ... More ...
All nationalities queue for Abu Dhabi job fair National Some of the country's top public and private sector employers – including the telecoms providers Etisalat and du, and the Navy and Air Force – were on hand ... and more » More ...
Bourse boss will be hard to exchange National Tom Healy's exit from the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) leaves questions about the future of the bourse at a critical point in its evolution. ... and more » More ...
ADX chief executive to retire National Tom Healy, the chief executive of the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), announced today he would step down from his role in the coming months. ... and more » More ...
31 March 2008 - AED 5,989,500,000 (20% bonus shares approved in AGM 24 March
2008, record date 03 April 2008)
31 December 2007 - AED 4,991,250,000
23 February 2007
CEO also referred to as Mohammad Al Qemzi. Website has investor relations (sort of) but clumsy link to add here - look under About Us on their navigation menu. During 2006, Etisalat announced several projects in other countries and stated that it intended to expand significantly. Currently Etislat has invested in:
Afghanistan (GSM license)
Egypt (licence acquired)
Pakistan (Pakistan Telcom) - but may be some problems with that
05 Aug 2006 - Emirates Today reports that EFG-Hermes says Etisalat fair value is 30.70 dhs/share. Profits for 2006 expected to increase 19% from 4.3 bn to 5.1 bn dhs. Much of it due to increasing mobile subscribers within two years in Saudi Arabia from 2.3 million to 4.2 million by mid 2006.
ETISALAT - related external links (open in new window)Top
www.sca.ae - ESCA profile. Includes share ownership details, board of director names, meeting dates, financial statements and annual report.
www.adx.ae - ADX financial disclosures, news and information.
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