Dubai Islamic Bank, listed in the Dubai Financial Market “Dubai Stock Exchange”, increased by 0.93% at the end of trading today, to close at 7.63 dirhams per share.
The trading on Dubai Islamic Bank shares at the end of today’s session through 1.07 thousand trading operations, on 8.5 million shares with a value of trading 64.75 million dirhams.
The highest price for the share was at the end of the session at 7.69 dirhams, while the lowest price was at 7.54 dirhams, to touch the share in that the highest price in two months (month and 28 days).
Mali achieved a growth in its net profits during the first quarter of the current fiscal year 2025, by 9% to 1.739 billion dirhams compared to its net profits during the first quarter of the previous fiscal year 2024 and its value is 1.592 billion dirhams, with the bank’s net operational revenues growing by 5% to 3.15 billion dirhams and the bank’s expenses to 163 million dirhams.
Dubai Islamic Bank is the first integrated Islamic bank in the world, as it combines traditional banking principles and the provisions of Islamic Sharia. Its headquarters is located in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, and provides a wide range of banking services for individuals and companies, including Islamic finance, wealth management, and investment services.
The bank’s shares were included in the Dubai Financial Market in March of 2000, which strengthened its position as one of the largest Islamic banks in the region, the bank has a strong global presence, as it runs a network of more than 90 branches inside the Emirates, in addition to its expansion in several international markets, such as Pakistan, Indonesia and Kenya, which reflects its pioneering role in promoting Islamic financing globally.
