The Dubai Financial Market has announced the expiry settlement prices for its Equity Futures Contracts set to expire in July 2026. The settlement prices for various contracts are listed, including AIRARB at 5.200 AED, ANSRI at 0.950 AED, ARMX at 1.680 AED, DEWA at 2.710 AED, DEYAAR at 0.775 AED, DFMGI at 5,895.93 AED, DFM at 1.430 AED, DIB at 7.400 AED, DIC at 3.700 AED, DUN at 12.240 AED, EMAAR at 11.560 AED, EMPWR at 1.610 AED, EMRDEV at 13.520 AED, ENBD at 30.100 AED, GFH at 2.030 AED, SALIK at 5.580 AED, and SHUAA at 0.203 AED. This information is available on the Dubai Financial Market's website. The document notes that the information is subject to change and refers to the Dubai Financial Market Regulated Derivative Contract Trading Regulation for any inconsistencies.

Nasdaq Dubai has announced the listing of Ajman Bank's USD 300 million Additional Tier 1 Perpetual Sukuk, marking the bank's first capital securities transaction. Structured under a Mudaraba arrangement, the Sukuk carries a profit rate of 6.50% and is aimed at strengthening Ajman Bank's regulatory capital base and diversifying its funding sources. The issuance saw strong demand, with an orderbook exceeding USD 500 million, indicating 1.7 times oversubscription. Most of the Sukuk was allocated to investors in the MENA region, with the rest distributed to investors in the UK, Europe, and Asia. The listing ceremony was attended by Ajman Bank's CEO Mustafa Al Khalfawi and Nasdaq Dubai's CEO Hamed Ali. Ajman Bank now has USD 800 million in Sukuk listed on Nasdaq Dubai, contributing to the exchange's total of USD 98 billion in outstanding Sukuk and USD 140 billion in total outstanding debt securities.

The weekly summary for DFM Regulated Short Sell Transactions from July 6th to July 10th, 2026, reports that Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company PJSC had a short sell trade volume of 7,900 and a trade value of AED 99,914. For more details on Regulated Short Selling, refer to the DFM Market Rules and related documents available on their website. The announcement is also accessible online. The document includes a disclaimer stating that the information is subject to change and DFM is not liable for any losses resulting from the use of this data.

The document outlines the margin parameters for DFM Futures, effective from July 9, 2026, listing various underlying symbols with their respective base margin percentages, currencies, and base and spread margins per contract. The underlying symbols include AIRARABIA, AlANSARI, ARMX, DEWA, DEYAAR, DFM, DFMGI, DIB, DIC, DU, EMAAR, EMAARDEV, EMIRATESNBD, EMPOWER, GFH, OMOIL, SALIK, and SHUAA. The methodology for margin calculation and eligible margin types can be found in the Derivatives Clearing Guidelines and Procedures. The announcement is available on the Dubai Financial Market website, and the information is subject to change. The document is not a substitute for the Dubai Financial Market Regulated Derivative Contract Trading Regulation, which prevails in case of inconsistencies.

The Union Cooperative Board of Directors is inviting its shareholder members to a General Assembly meeting to decide on adopting a detailed study for transforming the cooperative into a public joint-stock company. The meeting is scheduled for 4 PM on Wednesday, July 8, 2026, and can be attended either online via www.smartagm.ae or in person at the Al Warqa City Mall, second floor. The agenda includes issuing a special resolution to approve the transformation study. Members will receive text messages with their membership number, meeting link, and instructions. Those attending online must register at the provided link to receive their username and password. Registration is open a week before the meeting and continues until it starts, provided the information is accurate and updated. Usernames and passwords will be sent by July 7, 2026. In-person attendees must register on the meeting day with proof of membership. The meeting will be conducted online with the presence of the meeting chair, service provider, meeting secretary, and representatives from the ministry and relevant authority, who can attend either in person or online.

A new series of equity futures contracts for October 2026 will be available for trading on the Dubai Financial Market starting from July 9, 2026. These contracts include various futures with specific contract IDs and symbols, all of which will be listed on July 9, 2026, and de-listed on October 15, 2026. The announcement can be accessed on the Dubai Financial Market's website. The information is subject to change, and the Dubai Financial Market's Regulated Derivative Contract Trading Regulation will take precedence in case of any discrepancies.

The Ministry of Finance in the UAE has officially listed the country's first Sovereign Retail T-Sukuk Programme, which is now available for secondary market trading. This initiative, aimed at individual investors, saw significant interest, with subscription orders reaching AED 445 million, nine times the initially planned issuance size of AED 50 million. Consequently, the issuance size was increased to AED 100 million. The programme attracted a diverse group of retail investors, with UAE nationals making up 72% of the subscribers. Notably, young investors under 25 and women represented 45% of the subscriber base, highlighting the programme's role in promoting financial inclusion. The listing was marked by a bell-ringing ceremony at Nasdaq Dubai, led by H.E. Mohamed bin Hadi Al Hussaini, alongside other officials.