a.

2017
Shareholders Shares held Shareholding Percentage
Qatar Holding 5,200,000 26%
Shareholders of Private Sector 14,800,000 74%

2018
Shareholders Shares held Shareholding Percentage
Qatar Holding 5,200,000 26%
Shareholders of Private Sector 14,800,000 74%

2019
Shareholders Shares held Shareholding Percentage
Qatar Holding 5,200,000 26%
Shareholders of Private Sector 14,800,000 74%

2020
Shareholders Shares held Shareholding Percentage
Qatar Holding 5,200,000 26%
Shareholders of Private Sector 14,800,000 74%

Breakdown: (2017-2020)
b. The Authorized and Subscribed share capital stand at 200,000,000 for the years 2017 –
2020.
c.

Shareholders’ equity
2017 QAR 1,421.5 million
2018 QAR 1,450.0 million
2019 QAR 1,473.6 million
2020 QAR 1,578.1 million

Total Assets
2017 QAR 2,219.4 million
2018 QAR 2,405.3 million
2019 QAR 2,545.8 million
2020 QAR 2,740.4 million

 Total assets grew from 2.209.3 million QAR to 2,219.4 million QAR as at 31
December 2017 by 0.5 per cent (QAR 10.1 million).

 As at 31 December 2018, total assets rose by 8.4 percent from QR 2.219.4 million in
2017 to QR 2,405.3 million.

 Total assets are worth 2.5 billion QARs in 2019, which is an increase of 6% mainly
due to the impacts of IFRS 16.

Total Liabilities
2017 QAR 797.9million
2018 QAR 955.3 million
2019 QAR 1,072.2 million
2020 QAR 1,162.3 million

d. Profitability

Net Profits
2017 QAR 194.1 million
2018 QAR 182.4 million
 2019 QAR 186.6 million
2020 QAR 209.0 million

• Net profit grew by 4.2% in 2017, compared with the increase in sales in 2016.

• In 2017, net leasing profits fell by 4.9% compared to 2016, mainly due to unfavourable

rental conditions.

• Investment profit decreased by 45.0% compared to 2016 as a result of lower dividend

income, while more cash was used in order to support expansion.

• Between QARs 563.7 million and QARs 586.7 million, net profit climbed 4.1 per cent, mainly

due to higher sales.

• Located shop rental income in corporate malls climbed marginally from QAR 69.5 million in

2017 to 75.8 million in 2018 (9.1 percent). The rise was mainly caused by shop rentals in the

newly created centers.

• In comparison with 2018, Al Meera reported a net profit attributable to the shareholders of QAR

186.6 million, a 2.3% gain. Improving overall performance is driven by margin and efficiency

improvements.

• The net profit to shareholders has climbed to QR 209.0, an increase of QAR 22.5 million over

2019, due to the marks' improvement in margins and efficiency.

Cash dividends
2017 QAR180 million
2018 QAR 170 million
2019 QAR 170 million
2020 QAR 180 million

e.

Earning per share

 2017 QAR 9.7
2018 QAR 9.12
2019 QAR 9.3
2020 QAR 1.05

• The company has improved it EPS and a higher EPS suggests higher value since
investors are going to pay more for shares of a firm if they believe that the company has
more earnings than its share price.

Cash dividend per share

2017 QAR 0.9
2018 QAR 0.85
2019 QAR 0.85
2020 QAR 0.9

Return on Assets
2017 8.8 %
2018 7.9 %
2019 7.5 %
2020 7.9 %

• Asset returns declined from 8.8% in 2017 to 7.9% in 2020. The reduction was primarily
due to the year-round rise in goods and equipment. These new assets must still provide
business profit.

Return on Equity
2017 13.9 %
2018 13.1 %
2019 13.1 %
2020 14.1 %

• Return on equity has slightly improved in 2020 despite a fall experienced in 2018 and

2019, this was because of decrease in net profits in the year 2018-2019 but the outlook is

looking positive as the company has improved in profitability in the year 2020.
(Second Part)

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