Tagged: Seera Investment Bank

Seera’s net income reaches $5.1 million

Islamic Finance

2013-08-08

Seera’s net income reaches $5.1 million

Bahrain-based Seera Investment Bank has reported a net income of $5.1 million for the first half of this year compared with a net income of $1.7m for the same period last year. Total income was $8.5m compared with $4.6m last time. The increase in incom…

$12m total income for Seera Investment Bank

Islamic Finance

2013-02-27

$12m total income for Seera Investment Bank

Seera Investment Bank yesterday reported a total income of more than $12 million for last year. Net profit for the year was approximately $7m. Chief executive Abdulla Janahi said Seera’s existing investments continued to generate income for the bank, a…

Seera in London student housing project accord

Islamic Finance

2012-09-14

Seera in London student housing project accord

Seera Investment Bank has negotiated a Sharia-compliant structured financing facility wich will serve for developing a new purpose built student housing project and commercial property in central London. The project should be completed next year. The p…

Seera Investment Bank Completes $300 million Sale of UK Investment

Islamic Finance

2011-06-25

Seera Investment Bank Completes $300 million Sale of UK Investment

Seera Investment Bank revealed the sale of BWA Water Additives (BWA), a UK based company in a transaction valuing the company at around $ 300 million.
The company’s new owner is Berwind Corporation.
Seera Investment Bank has a strategy of seeking inves…

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