Will the arbitration dispute involving Arabtec Egypt affect Emaar’s shares or investors?

No, Emaar Properties has clarified that the arbitration case—filed in January 2025 and claiming about EGP 680 million (Dh53 million) over a construction contract in Egypt—is against Emaar Misr for Development, not Emaar Properties PJSC itself, and therefore has no impact on its shares or shareholders, despite media reports suggesting higher compensation claims linked to currency fluctuations and rising material costs. Do you think such disputes, even when indirect, still influence investor confidence, or are markets right to separate parent companies from their affiliates?

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