Gulf Investment House - deal financed through obtaining KD 1.7 mln Islamic facilities

Gulf Investment House (GIH), a leading financial services company in the GCC, recently secured KD 1.7 million in Islamic financing facilities to support a strategic deal. The funding, structured in accordance with Sharia' principles, aligns with ethical and compliant financial practices. The company, which has been operating since 1998, specializes in private equity, real estate, and direct investments, and is listed on Boursa Kuwait and Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX).

The Islamic facilities were arranged through a combination of sukuk and profit-sharing agreements, reflecting GIH’s focus on innovative and Shariah-compliant financial instruments. These arrangements enable the firm to maintain its investment strategy while adhering to the principles of Islamic finance, which prohibit interest-based transactions. GIH’s Sharia' Supervisory Board oversees all financial activities to ensure compliance with Islamic financial regulations.

This financing move supports GIH’s broader strategy to consolidate its position in the GCC’s Islamic financial services sector. The company has previously emphasized diversifying risk through strategic asset allocation and portfolio management. By leveraging Islamic financing, GIH aims to strengthen its capital base and expand its investment activities in both regional and international markets.