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29/12/2014 11:47 AST
The Muscat Securities Market (MSM) has added two companies and removed four from its Sharia index. The four companies were removed owing to their failure to comply with the Accounting and Auditing Organisation for Islamic Financial Institutions requirements for Islamic investment principles.
The index has 30 joint stock companies listed as having activities and financial conduct that complied with Sharia law. The sample would be reviewed every three months to add or delete companies.
The index comprises the following companies: Al Saffa Foods, Al Anwar Ceramic Tiles, alizz Islamic Bank, Al Jazeera Services, Takaful, Al Maha Ceramics, Bank Nizwa, Construction Materials Industry, Dhofar Beverages, Al Batinah Development, Dhofar Refreshments, Gulf Mushroom Products, Majan Glass, Muscat Gases and Muscat Thread Mills.
The list also contains National Biscuits, Oman Cement, Oman Chlorine, Oman Chrome, Oman Fiber Optic, Oman Flour Mills, Oman Oil Marketing, Oman Refreshments, Oman Telecommunications Company, Oman Textile, Ooredoo, Port Services Corporation, Raysut Cement, Shell Oman Marketing, Oman Agricultural Development, Oman Sweets and Takaful Oman Insurance.
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