COMPANY PROFILE
A profile card for any company
Type a company’s name in English or Arabic and the tool shows its card: description, tickers on the exchanges where it trades, website, founding date, headquarters, country, industry, number of employees, who runs it, and the companies and brands it owns.
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How to use it
- Get to know any companyThis tool introduces any listed company: who it is, what it does and who runs it. Type its name in Arabic or English, or its ticker, and pick from the list.
- The company cardThe company’s name and description, its ticker on the exchanges where it trades, and its website. “See its finances” opens the financial reports of US companies.
- Key factsWhen it was founded, where its headquarters are, its country and industry, and how many people work there, as far as the information exists.
- Who runs the companyThe CEO, the chair and the founders of the company.
- What the company ownsThe companies it owns and its brands, so you know which well-known names and products belong to it. Tap “Show all” for the full list.
Why it helps
Before buying a stock you should know what the company actually does. Sometimes you find that a famous brand belongs to another company, or that a name you hear often works in a sector you did not expect.
FAQ
How do I find out who owns a company or brand?
Open the parent company’s profile in the tool to see the companies and brands it owns.
Can I search in Arabic?
Yes, type the company’s name in Arabic or English.
Is it linked to the financial analysis?
Yes. “See its finances” takes you to the fundamental analysis of the same company.
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