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Home»Business»BHM Capital Completes Oversubscribed Rights Issue, Doubling Capital to AED 400 Million
BHM Capital Completes Oversubscribed Rights Issue, Doubling Capital to AED 400 Million
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BHM Capital Completes Oversubscribed Rights Issue, Doubling Capital to AED 400 Million

By Sam AllcockJanuary 17, 2026Updated:January 17, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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BHM Capital Financial Services, one of the UAE’s leading capital markets institutions, has finalised its AED 200 million capital increase, bringing its total share capital to AED 400 million. The increase was achieved through a rights issue to existing shareholders, which attracted significant interest, with demand exceeding the number of shares available.

The decision to raise capital was approved at the General Assembly meeting on 21 April 2025, where shareholders voted unanimously to increase the company’s capital from AED 200 million to AED 400 million via the issuance of 200 million new shares at AED 1 per share. The additional capital will enhance liquidity and underpin BHM Capital’s growth ambitions, including its investments in digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and advanced technologies, alongside its planned expansion across regional markets. The strategy aims to generate sustainable value and deliver attractive shareholder returns over the next three years.

On the achievement, H.E. Sheikh Dr. Ammar Nasser Almualla, Chairman of BHM Capital, said:
“The success of the capital increase reflects the deep confidence our shareholders place in the Company. This milestone strengthens our financial position and paves the way for sustainable growth, further reinforcing our standing as a leading financial institution in the region.”

Abdel Hadi Al Sa’di, Chief Executive Officer of BHM Capital, commented:
“The strong response from our shareholders reaffirms their trust in our ambitious strategy and solid financial performance. This achievement positions us to invest in advanced technologies and expand into key regional markets, establishing a stronger foundation for sustainable growth that delivers long-term value to our shareholders.”

With this milestone, BHM Capital enters a new chapter of development, backed by a robust balance sheet and a clear strategic outlook. The company continues to strengthen its reputation as a leading regional financial player, committed to shaping a sustainable future for capital markets and delivering enduring value to its shareholders.

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