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Aldar Properties is a diversified real estate developer in Abu Dhabi, UAE. It specializes in residential communities, retail properties, commercial spaces, and hospitality projects. Notable developments include Yas Island's Formula 1 facilities and Reem Island's Shams Abu Dhabi community.

Founded in 2004, ACWA Power develops, invests in, co-owns, and operates a diverse portfolio of power generation plants, including thermal, solar PV, solar CSP, wind, and desalinated water production facilities. It also provides operations and maintenance services for these industries across Saudi Arabia, the Middle East, Africa, Turkey, Vietnam, and other regions.

Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) Ltd. is a global aviation services company based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with additional offices in Dublin, Singapore, Miami, New York, Seattle, and Amman. Established in 2006, DAE specializes in aircraft leasing and engineering services, catering to over 170 airline customers across more than 65 countries. Its Aircraft Leasing division manages a diverse fleet of approximately 425 commercial aircraft, including models from Airbus, ATR, and Boeing, with a total fleet value exceeding $16 billion. DAE's Engineering division offers comprehensive maintenance, repair, and overhaul services, operating from a state-of-the-art facility that can accommodate up to 15 aircraft simultaneously. The division is authorized to work on 13 different aircraft types and holds regulatory approvals from over 25 aviation authorities worldwide. Through its integrated services, DAE provides tailored solutions to meet the fleet needs of airlines.

Founded in 2005, Leejam Sports Company operates a network of modern fitness centers across Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. It offers various brands catering to different segments, including Fitness Time Plus for high net worth individuals, Fitness Time for business classes, and Fitness Time Academy for young athletes. As of December 13, 2020, it operated approximately 136 centers.

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company is a state-owned energy company in Abu Dhabi that operates across the oil and gas value chain, including exploration and production, refining and gas processing, chemicals and petrochemicals, maritime transportation, and the distribution of refined products. It has expanded by establishing subsidiaries and building an integrated oil and gas industry structure to coordinate activities across exploration, production, support services, and downstream logistics. Its drilling arm, ADNOC Drilling, provides onshore and offshore drilling services and related marine equipment, and rents drilling rigs for onshore and offshore exploration. The business is organized into Onshore, Offshore Jack-up, Offshore Island, and OilField Services, with Onshore supplying the majority of revenue.

Emirates Global Aluminium is a leading producer of primary aluminum, operating a network of smelters, an alumina refinery, and a bauxite mine. Founded in 1975 and headquartered in Dubai, the company supplies aluminum products and raw materials to customers in the United Arab Emirates and worldwide. Its operations include the production of extrusion billets, unalloyed ingots, and other primary aluminum products used in construction, automotive, and consumer goods. The company emphasizes cost competitiveness and environmental responsibility in its supply chain.