MOVES: UAE's Dhabi Group chief executive resigns
Group has investments across sectors including telecommunications, financial services, real estate, energy, healthcare and construction
Reuters News - 17-Mar-2019
Dhabi Group (dissolved)
Also known as: Dhabi Holding Last updated on: 12 December 2017
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Business SummaryProvides direct investments in various sectors.Country of IncorporationUAEOwnership TypePrivateEstablished In1998Primary SectorFinancial ServicesNumber of Employees15Contact details
Primary address
Building: HH Sheikh Mubarak Bin Mohamed Al Nahyan BuildingStreet: Khalifa Street
P.O. Box: 44222
Country: UAE
City: Abu Dhabi
Region
Abu DhabiCONTACT
- Tel: +971 2-626-6406
- Fax: +971 2-626-6430
- Email: info@dhabiholdings.ae
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