SHUAA Resources today reports its financial outcomes for the quarter finished 30 September 2017. The Group recorded profits for the 3rd successive quarter as its turnaround under the new Board and executive management group continued. The third quarter saw net profits get to the AED 23 million mark, a rise of 165% on the exact same duration of in 2014 (Q3 2016: net loss of AED 35 million). Year to date, internet revenues stood at AED 60 million (YTD 2016: bottom line of AED 114 million), hence beating every previous years' yearly earnings level given that 2007. SHUAA's re-emergence as a primary player in the region's economic sector given that January 2017 was driven by its new shareholder Abu Dhabi Financial Group.

The firm's real estate Asset Management and credit business lines reported specifically solid performance for the 3 months ending 30 September, 2017, with revenues of AED 6.3 million (Q3 2016: AED 0.7 million) and AED 15.7 million (Q3 2016: loss AED 38.6 million) respectively.

Building on the success of its real estate business in the Saudi Arabian market, which has actually taken care of hospitality funds and the growth of large range tasks for the previous eight years, SHUAA recently activated realty possession administration operations in its residence UAE market. The quarter saw the unveiling of plans to take care of the advancement of a AED 1.5 billion mixed-use tower called the 'Dubawi', situated on Sheikh Zayed Road.

Fawad Tariq-Khan, General Manager of SHUAA Resources stated, "We are honored to have completed the initial foundation called for to return SHUAA to sustainable productivity. With a strong and efficient business version currently in position, our concentrate on innovation and differentiation is supplying actual worth.

From our operations and affiliations in the UAE, to our expanding existence and collaborations in Saudi Arabia and beyond, SHUAA is reconstructing a network to provide affordable advantages in the region".

The Group's credit business, making up Gulf Money UAE and its Shari'ah- compliant arm Gulf Financing Saudi Arabia, have actually profited dramatically from the turn-around technique, which has helped them promptly restructure, consolidate and emerge from losses. Both firms currently concentrate only on asset-backed financing facilities, and have again achieved maximum operational efficiency. Fawad added: "Our procedures are currently stream-lined and we are actively looking for growth in the Middle East and North Africa region with both natural expansion and purchases."

The 3rd quarter witnessed a collection of landmarks by SHUAA's numerous departments, consisting of a planned growth of its protections broker agent business to include the Egyptian market with an energetic office in Cairo being launched in Q4. SHUAA's Capital Markets division continuouslies damage premises and is building on its stamina out there Making room where it continues to control trading volumes and market share.