Tuesday, November 27th 2007

Dubai Firms Invests Substantial Stake in Sony

An investment company owned by Dubai's ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, bought a stake in Sony Corp., in the latest sign of the growing appetite for overseas investments by Middle Eastern investors. Dubai International Capital said yesterday it made a "substantial" investment in Sony. Spokesmen for DIC, of the United Arab Emirates, and Sony declined to reveal the size of the deal. The stake is likely to be less than 5%. Any higher, and DIC would be required to make a public disclosure under Japanese securities law.
Source: WSJ
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7 Comments on Dubai Firms Invests Substantial Stake in Sony

#3
Ravenas
F-22LoL... dubai... what a bunch of tards.
You have absolutely no reason to say that based on your post. :wtf: Troll in general nonsense, where it belongs.

This makes you wonder how much money Sony actually has coming in from investment firms like this all over the world...
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#5
xylomn
F-22LoL... dubai... what a bunch of tards.
You really have to back this sort of stuff up if you ever plan to say anything like this...
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#6
zOaib
F-22LoL... dubai... what a bunch of tards.
i have been to the UAE on company business , and its the Hong Kong of the middle east , maybe u need to take a trip outside the box :)
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WhiteLotus
zOaibi have been to the UAE on company business , and its the Hong Kong of the middle east , maybe u need to take a trip outside the box :)
or in general - outside your room



well this investment better be spent carefully. i recently got a sony MP4 player and i think if it was a bit cheaper could easily be launchpad for the ipod killer
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