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Amar Finance and Leasing Company, is a leading Islamic finance and investment company dedicated to providing sharia-compliant financial solutions that empower individuals and businesses. Guided by ethical principles and rooted in faith, we specialize in investments, financial advisory, and wealth management tailored to align with Islamic values. Our mission is to deliver sustainable growth, financial well-being, and trust-driven partnerships for our clients worldwide.
Our objective is to transform the financial sector by offering ethical, sharia-compliant solutions that promote sustainable growth and prosperity. We strive to empower individuals, businesses, and communities through innovative financial services founded on transparency, trust, and faith-based principles, thereby fostering a brighter and more equitable future for all.
To be one of the leading financial institutions by constantly innovating and developing sharia compliant investment and funding tools, that reflect clients' requirements and expectations.
Amar Board of Directors’ Meeting no.04/2025 was held today Wednesday, August 06, 2025, at 1:00 PM, and the financial statements for the period ended June 30, 2025, were discussed and approved.
The Fourth board meeting of 2025 for Amar has been scheduled on Wednesday, August 06, 2025, at 1:00 PM, at the company's meeting room to discuss and approve the financial statements for the period ended on June 30, 2025, along with other items
The Court of First Instance ruled in case number 2024/17586 – automated number 243010480 regarding the liability of the board members and the extension of the effect of ruling number 11035/2021 Commercial General/48 and appeal number 2021/7736 in favor of Amar Finance and Leasing Company.
Firstly: It established the abandonment of the case against the second and third defendants and ordered the plaintiff to bear the costs of the abandonment and to pay the third defendant the amount of -/50 K.D. (only fifty Kuwaiti Dinars and no more) as actual attorney fees.
Secondly: It ruled that the claim was not accepted for being filed against a party without legal standing regarding the sixth defendant (Amar Finance and Leasing Company).
Thirdly: It obligated the s econd defendant in person and in his capacity, the third defendant in person and in his capacity, the fourth defendant in person and in his capacity, and the fifth defendant in person and in his capacity to jointly pay the financial amount ruled in case number 2021/11039 Commercial General 48 and its appeal, while also obligating them to bear the costs. The financial impact on the company can only be determined upon the execution of the rulings.