Anghami's Maroun on Nasdaq Listing

The video discusses Aigami Enterprise's journey to an IPO, highlighting its $220 billion valuation and strategic choice to list on NASDAQ. The company aims for profitability by 2021, maintaining tight financial controls. Despite COVID-19 challenges, Aigami expanded its digital services and user base. The decision to remain independent and pursue an IPO is seen as beneficial for regional growth. Dividend distribution is not a current focus, as the company prioritizes growth and financial stability.

What is the enterprise value of Aigami?

Why does the company believe going public in the US is advantageous?

What growth rate has the company experienced over the past three years?

How many registered users does the company have, and how many are paying subscribers?

What new opportunities did the pandemic create for the company?

Why has the company chosen to remain independent rather than pursue an acquisition?

What is the company's stance on dividend distribution in the near future?