Top 10 Companies in Malaysia
The largest companies in Malaysia bi-annual rankings are based on the findings of Marcopolis.net research team. The economy of Malaysia is the third largest economy in Southeast Asia, and 29th globally.
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The largest companies in Malaysia bi-annual rankings are based on the findings of Marcopolis.net research team. The economy of Malaysia is the third largest economy in Southeast Asia, and 29th globally.
Top Ten Largest Companies in Libya | Leading Companies in Libya
Marcopolis.net presents a list of ten leading companies in Libya.
Marcopolis.net presents a list of the largest companies in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. The emphasis is on local, mostly private sector companies. Most of the largest companies in Kurdistan are large diversified conglomerates with a mix of foreign and local capital.
Among the top 10 list are 2 telecom operators, 1 bank and 7 diversified conglomerates. Most of the labor force is employed in the public sector (more than 50%), thus the private sector in Kurdistan represents less than 50% of the economy. Due to lack of reliable data and statistics the main limitation of the list is that it does not provide the exact ranking from largest to smallest, rather it should be regarded as a general overview of the main players from different sectors of the economy in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
The top 10 list of the largest companies in Kuwait is compiled and updated by the MarcoPolis research team. The list is topped by Kuwait Finance House (KFH), Zain Group, Agility and Gulf Bank, ranked #1, #2, #3 and #4 respectively, in Forbes’ Top 100 Companies in the Middle East for 2021.
Top Universities in Kuwait are Kuwait University and some private universities. One of the major challenge for the education sector in Kuwait is demographics. Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) estimates the 1.1 mn strong Kuwaiti population to grow at an average 3% over the next 3 years. Meaning that for the foreseeable future, there will be large numbers of young people coming into an educational system that has not yet been geared up to prepare sufficiently for that increase in student population.
Bahrain is to invest $ 10 Billion aimed to enhance Bahrain’s oil production capacity and to upgrade the existing oil fields using the latest technology. Mr. Al-Mahroos talks about the benefits of the investments, upcoming projects and the investment environment in the oil industry.
Mr. Manna talks about the outlook for the banking sector in Bahrain and the effects the crisis has had on the sector. According to Manna “government should not adopt the expansionary fiscal policy as the banking sector is very liquid and well capitalized, rather they should focus on providing good lending opportunities”.