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UAE / MENA Earnings Calendar

Companies scheduled to report quarterly earnings in UAE / MENA. EPS estimates, report dates, and analyst expectations.

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UAE / MENA market overview

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AED

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ADX

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UAE / MENA companies typically report quarterly earnings on a fiscal calendar that may differ from the US calendar (most US firms follow Jan–Dec; many UAE / MENA firms follow alternative quarter-ends). Reporting season clusters in the weeks following each fiscal quarter close. We aggregate calendar data from multiple free sources, and coverage of dates further than ~30 days out is sparse for UAE / MENA listings until companies confirm.

Companies we track in UAE / MENA

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Recent UAE / MENA earnings news

Brent Crude Surges ~6% as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Escalate

The Quick Take * Brent crude rose nearly 6% as violence flared in the Strait of Hormuz, pushing ceasefire talks to the brink * Surging geopolitical risk in a critical oil chokepoint drove the sharp intraday price spike in global crude markets * No analyst or institutional response cited in available coverage; sentiment driven entirely by geopolitical risk premium * With ceasefire described as 'on the brink,' further escalation could sustain or deepen the oil price rally * Strait of Hormuz

May 7, 2026

Israel Establishes 10km 'Yellow Line' Military Zone in South Lebanon

The Quick Take * Israel has created a 'Yellow Line' military buffer zone stretching ~10km north of its Lebanon border * No market price movement data available; geopolitical risk in the Levant region elevated * No institutional or analyst market response cited in available reporting * Continued Israeli military presence in south Lebanon signals prolonged regional instability * UAE and Gulf markets exposed to risk-off sentiment as Middle East tensions remain unresolved Synthesized from 1 s

May 2, 2026

FIFA removes World Cup referee after UK arrest for alleged sexual assault

The Quick Take * FIFA confirmed it is 'aware of serious allegation' after a match official was arrested in the UK for alleged sexual assault * The unnamed referee has been removed from FIFA's World Cup 2026 officiating list following the arrest * No market-specific reaction data available; story is a sports governance/regulatory event with no direct financial metrics * FIFA expected to conduct further review; outcome of UK legal proceedings will determine any permanent ban * Global FIFA Wo

May 2, 2026

Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Extended 3 Weeks After Washington Talks

The Quick Take * Israel-Lebanon truce extended by three weeks following Washington negotiations, building on initial 10-day ceasefire * Ceasefire extension reduces near-term conflict risk in the Levant, offering mild relief to regional risk assets * No analyst or institutional market reaction cited in available coverage; sentiment inferred from geopolitical context * Three-week extension sets a new deadline for diplomatic progress; failure to reach permanent agreement could reignite tension

May 2, 2026

Bennett & Lapid Merge Parties as 'Beyahad' to Challenge Netanyahu in 2026

The Quick Take * Former Israeli PMs Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid merged parties into 'Beyahad' list ahead of 2026 elections * Bennett will lead the combined electoral list, framing the merger as an opposition 'reform bloc' against Netanyahu * No immediate market reaction data available; political realignment signals potential shift in Israeli governance * The 2026 Israeli election becomes a key date to watch as the consolidated opposition tests voter appeal * UAE-Israel normalisation (Ab

Apr 29, 2026

Bahrain strips 69 of citizenship over support for Iranian attacks in Gulf

The Quick Take * Bahrain revoked citizenship of 69 individuals, including family members, for glorifying Iranian attacks in the Gulf * Action taken under royal directives and nationality law allowing revocation for disloyalty or state harm β€” no direct market move reported * No analyst or institutional financial response cited; move is political/security in nature with economic undertones * Bahrain's interior ministry published names of those affected, signalling continued crackdown on Iran-

Apr 29, 2026

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Data sourced from public earnings calendars. EPS estimates are analyst consensus; actuals reported post-release. Schedule subject to change. Not investment advice β€” see disclaimer.