GII’s increasing footprint in the GCC as part of a strategy for the region
Gulf Islamic Investments (GII) a leading Shari’ah- compliant global alternate investment company, with over $3 billion of assets under monitoring in Real Estate, Private Equity as well as Equity Capital, has actually introduced the opening of a completely owned company called Gulf Ventures Resources.
Gulf Ventures Capital will certainly be based in Bahrain, as part of GII’s technique to expand its footprint in the MENA region as well as around the world with present visibility in the UAE, London, as well as Frankfurt.
The business is set to buy food, concentrating on strategic food sustainability projects in agriculture, aquaculture, food handling and also manufacturing, as well as logistics, environment-friendly technology, and also healthcare, straightening with the business’s vision for the GCC
Via buying food industry GII will be attending to the increasing populace, rise in standard of living, disposable income and therefore the climbing need in food. Enhancing regional manufacturing in fields that are experiencing demand-supply void, would enhance GCC food sector, as well as GII’s investments are aligned to narrow the gap, develop market competition of locally produced as well as refined food, adding towards lasting food sustainability.
Mohammed Al Hassan, founder, and co-CEO for GII commented, “Our dedication to building and increasing our impact is testament to our company belief in the prospering GCC market. We see substantial growth possibility in food projects and also logistics in Bahrain as well as the larger GCC area. We remain to provide on our technique via expanding our portfolio for our stakeholders and also partners”
GCC grocery store by consumption is anticipated to get to 53.14 million MT in 2026, experiencing growth at a CAGR of 3.15% for the period extending 2022-2026 *.
The logistics industry is estimated to witness solid growth due to the boost in facilities investment by federal government & private sector to establish the area into a durable logistics hub with pro-business regulatory plans. It is approximated to register a CAGR of over 5% during the forecast period 2022-2027.
Pankaj Gupta, founder, and also co-CEO for GII also commented, “GII’s diversified investments show our leadership in economic remedies as well as lucrative partnerships. Our new presence in Bahrain using different asset courses shows our strong setting in the region”
Saleh Albelushi the assigned CEO for Gulf Equity capital commented, “it offers me enjoyment to execute GII’s method for growth. Food, agriculture, logistics and also environment-friendly modern technology are industries that we will certainly focus on, covering not only Bahrain yet likewise the GCC. It is interesting times and also l look forward to equating GII’s vision in the area”.
Last Updated: 07 February 2023