Kingdom Holding May Spin Off Part of Real Estate Business, CEO Says

Kingdom Holding May Spin Off Part of Real Estate Business, CEO Says

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The transcript discusses the resilience of Kingdom Holding amidst political challenges, highlighting its stable performance and ongoing interest from foreign investors. It covers the company's real estate plans, including a major project in Jeddah, and its strategy to spin off parts of its real estate business. The conversation touches on economic growth, the impact of Saudi Arabia's budget, and the importance of technology investments. It also addresses cultural changes in Saudi Arabia, such as increased tourism and women's rights, and the potential for tech partnerships like Kareem and Uber.

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What is the main reason foreign investors are interested in Saudi Arabia according to the transcript?

The stable political environment

The large budget and economic growth potential

The absence of the Prince

The high price of oil

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What is the current focus of Kingdom Holding Company's real estate business?

Spinning off all real estate categories

Development mode with plans for future spin-offs

Focusing solely on commercial real estate

Selling all real estate assets

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What is the main concern for Kingdom Holding Company regarding its investments?

The pace of technological advancements

The political situation in Saudi Arabia

The volatile global markets

The high price of oil

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which music streaming company has Kingdom Holding Company invested in?

Spotify

Apple Music

Pandora

Deezer

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What significant change in Saudi Arabia is highlighted in the transcript?

The reduction of foreign investments

The increase in oil production

The opening up of the country to tourism

The introduction of new taxes