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Iraq expects first purchases of air defence systems to arrive soon

Iraq has signed contracts to acquire advanced air defence systems, with the first batch expected to arrive soon, the country’s air defence commander said, as Baghdad moves to strengthen its ability to protect its airspace . The acquisitions are part of a three-phase strategy to develop Iraq's air defences, including detecting and intercepting aerial threats,

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Adnoc L&S expects $4 billion full-year profit as tanker rates surge

Adnoc Logistics and Services raised its full-year profit forecast for the fourth time this year after third-quarter earnings more than quadrupled, as disruption from the Iran war drove up tanker charter rates. Net profit attributable to the equity holders of the company jumped 310 per cent to $842.7 million in the three months to the end of September, from $

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Alpha Dhabi expects hospitality to play key role in international portfolio

Alpha Dhabi Holding is open to seeking more opportunities in the hospitality sector as part of its push to grow its international portfolio, a senior executive has said. The company, which is part of Abu Dhabi's International Holding Company (IHC), generated Dh7.7 billion ($2.1 billion) in revenue from its overseas portfolio companies in the first nine month

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Maresca expects another tough Brighton test

Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca has warned his side to expect another tough test against Brighton in the Premier League after a dramatic League Cup ti Read More: https://punchng.com/maresca-expects-another-tough-brighton-test/

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Al Gharbia Pipe Company expects new demand as Middle East nations bypass Hormuz

Abu Dhabi’s Al Gharbia Pipe Company expects significant supply opportunities as Middle East countries step up plans to build pipelines that bypass the Strait of Hormuz, which remains technically shut amid the Iran war. Demand for pipes that carry oil and gas over long distances will rise, said Noritsugu Mifune, acting chief executive of Al Gharbia, a joint v

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Adnoc Drilling expects unconventional rebound in 2027 after third-quarter lull

Adnoc Drilling expects its unconventional drilling business to recover and hit record levels next year, after a lull between development phases weighed on third-quarter revenue, chief financial officer Youssef Salem said. “By next year is when we expect to have that significant ramp-up, and then unconventional [will] go back to become even higher than what i

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