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Qatar May Allow Foreigners to Fully Own Listed Companies

Qatar May Allow Foreigners to Fully Own Listed Companies Filipe Pacheco and Simone Foxman, Bloomberg News DOHA, QATAR - NOVEMBER 17: The Doha Skyline at sunrise on the fifth day of the 21st ANOC General Assembly at the Sheraton Grand Hotel on November 17, 2016 in Doha, Qatar. (Photo by Mark Runnacles/Getty Images for ANOC) Photographer: Mark Runnacles/Getty Images Europe , Filipe Pacheco and Simone Foxman (Bloomberg) Qatar may allow foreign investors to fully own listed companies, in a move that could trigger more than $1 billion of overseas inflows. The cabinet approved a draft law that will allow overseas investors to own up to 100% of listed companies, according to the state-run Qatar News Agency. If the law is implemented, companies would have to individually approve the increased limit.

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Qatar may allow 100% foreign ownership of listed companies

DUBAI: The Qatari cabinet approved a draft law on Wednesday that would allow non-Qatari investors to own up to 100 percent of the capital of companies listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange, according to a statement on Qatar News Agency. Should the law be implemented, companies would have to approve increases in foreign ownership on a case-by-case basis, Bloomberg News reported. Such a change could lead to inflows of about $1.5 billion into listed Qatari companies, with beneficiaries potentially including Qatar Islamic Bank, Masraf Al Rayan and Commercial Bank of Qatar, Bloomberg cited investment bank EFG-Hermes as saying. Foreign ownership of many Qatari companies currently sits way below the 49 percent limit. Qatar General Insurance had 32 percent foreign ownership as of April 14, Gulf Warehousing 30 percent and Commercial Bank of Qatar 21 percent, Qatar Stock Exchange data shows.

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Qatar Stocks Rise on Plans to Allow Full Foreign Ownership

Qatar Stocks Rise on Plans to Allow Full Foreign Ownership Bloomberg 1 hr ago (Bloomberg) Qatari stocks advanced the most in the Gulf after the country said it may allow foreign investors to fully own listed companies, a move that could trigger more than $1 billion of overseas inflows. The cabinet approved a draft law that will allow overseas investors to own up to 100% of listed companies, according to the state-run Qatar News Agency. If the law is implemented, companies would have to individually approve the increased limit. While implementation in Qatar is yet to be confirmed, the decision could trigger inflows of about $1.5 billion into listed companies that would earn bigger representation in global benchmarks, according to estimates by investment bank EFG-Hermes.

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