Home Industry Finance Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank raises stake in ADIB Egypt The bank’s ownership in the Egyptian unit has risen to 52.607 per cent by Gulf Business January 6, 2023 Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) has announced the increase of its ownership in ADIB Egypt. In a disclosure to the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) on Thursday, ADIB stated that it had acquired 9.6 million shares from National Investment Bank (NIB), representing 2.4 per cent of ADIB Egypt’s share capital, reported the state news agency, WAM. The deal has raised ADIB UAE’s ownership in the Egyptian unit to 52.607 per cent, reported WAM. In recent news, ADIB, in partnership with token enablement service provider Tappy Technologies and Visa, has launched a tokenised, contactless payment method through the options of clasp and ring ‘ADIB PAY’. Read: Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank launches tokenised, contactless payment method Tags Abu Dhabi ADIB Banking Egypt 0 Comments You might also like Shares in Bank Syariah Indonesia jump as ADIB denies buy-in talks ADIB denies it’s in talks to buy $1.1bn stake in Indonesian bank Highest rain levels recorded in UAE since records began in 1949 Second wave of thunderstorms hit UAE: Dubai sees heavy rainfall