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Ithmaar Holding B.S.C. has announced that its Board of Directors will meet to review and approve the financial results for the period ending September 30, 2025. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, November 12, 2025, at 2:00 PM. This announcement is directed to the Bahrain Bourse and the Dubai Financial Market. Saqib Mustafa is the authorized signatory for this announcement.

Mashreqbank PSC has scheduled a Board of Directors meeting for Monday, September 29, 2025, at 11:00 am. The agenda includes approving the minutes from the previous meeting held on July 29, 2025, discussing normal business activities, and addressing any other business matters. The communication is sent by Shaima Al Obeidli, Head of Corporate Governance & Group Company Secretary, with a copy to the Securities & Commodities Authority.

Emirates Central Cooling Systems Corporation PJSC (Empower) concluded its summer campaign 'Set and Save at 24°C', which ran from June to September 2025, achieving the highest community engagement in over a decade. The campaign encouraged approximately 148,000 customers to set their air conditioner thermostats to 24°C to reduce district cooling consumption. This initiative helped raise awareness about optimized energy use and supported customers in lowering their energy bills, fulfilling Empower's social responsibility to promote responsible energy consumption. Empower's CEO, H.E. Ahmad bin Shafar, highlighted the campaign's success in increasing awareness and contributing to environmental goals by optimizing energy resources and reducing carbon emissions. The campaign is part of Empower's ongoing commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency, supporting the UAE's vision of a low-carbon economy. Empower also maintained efficient district cooling services throughout the summer without disruptions, despite high temperatures.

Tabreed and Johnson Controls have entered a long-term agreement to advance cooling technology, focusing on energy-efficient chillers that align with climate neutrality goals. This collaboration aims to enhance energy efficiency, reliability, and cost-effectiveness in district cooling, supporting regional climate strategies and corporate ESG priorities. The partnership will involve deploying next-generation centrifugal chillers and using Johnson Controls' platforms for performance analytics and system optimization. The agreement signifies Tabreed's expansion and commitment to growth, while Johnson Controls highlights the potential for improved cooling performance and reduced environmental impact.

The Dubai Financial Market's Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Hamed Ahmed Ali, has been notified that the Board of Directors of Dubai Taxi Company P.J.S.C. will issue a Board Resolution by circulation on September 24, 2025. This resolution will pertain to the approval of certain internal matters concerning the company's business operations. The notification is signed by Vicken Khochafian, the Board Secretary and Governance Director, with a copy sent to the Securities and Commodities Authority.

Agility Public Warehousing Company K.S.C.P has announced its intention to hand over several sites to the Public Authority for Industry (PAI) as per the Authority's directives. The sites include Mina Abdullah 20 (262,500 m²), Mina Abdullah 21 (380,800 m²), Al Jahra Craft Area (Expansion) (244,000 m²), and Sulaibiya Craft Area Expansion (46,340 m²). Agility reserves the right to seek legal action to extend the contracts for these sites, citing the inability to utilize them for the full contractual periods.

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