
MERS
13.00 QAR
-0.08%
Today
-0.08%
1D
Market is closed
Sun
9:30 AM ~ 1:00 PM
Mon
9:30 AM ~ 1:00 PM
Tue
9:30 AM ~ 1:00 PM
Wed
9:30 AM ~ 1:00 PM
Thu
9:30 AM ~ 1:00 PM
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Closed
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Information
Name
Al Meera Consumer Goods
Currency
QAR
Standard Leverage
1X
Market Cap
2.69B
Avg Daily Volume
151.16K
52 Week High
15.55 QAR
52 Week Low
12.99 QAR
Trading Hours
See hours
Business Summary
Al Meera Consumer Goods Company Q.P.S.C., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the wholesale and retail trade of various types of consumer goods commodities in Qatar and the Sultanate of Oman. The company operates in three segments: Retail, Investment, and Leasing. It is involved in buying and sale of consumer goods; and investment activities, including equity and funds as financial assets through other comprehensive income and fixed deposits. The company also rents out shops in various malls. In addition, the company engages in owning patents, trademarks, and real estate; establishment and management of business enterprise and investing; sale of food stuff, household items, garments, stationery, computer accessories, books, and toys; construction and management of shopping centers and related facilities; and establishment and operation of shopping centers, supermarkets, and hypermarkets. Al Meera Consumer Goods Company Q.P.S.C. was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Lusail, Qatar.
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What are cyclical stocks in trading?
Cyclicals are stocks that move in line with the broader economy. They perform well during economic booms and tend to decline during recessions.
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