12 Qatari firms named among Forbes Middle East's Top 100 Listed Companies 2025
Forbes Middle East release the list of Top 100 Listed Companies 2025 which featured 12 Qatari firms.
The Qatari firms listed included the following:
QNB Group (#3)
Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) (#32)
Sector: Banks & Financial Services
Group CEO: Bassel Gamal
Market Value: $13.3 billion
Ooredoo Group (#33)
Sector: Telecommunications
Group CEO: Aziz Aluthman Fakhroo
Market Value: $11.3 billion
Industries Qatar (IQ) (#37)
Sector: Industrials
Chairman & Managing Director: Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi
Market Value: $20.2 billion
Commercial Bank (#47)
Sector: Banks & Financial Services
Group CEO: Joseph Abraham
Market Value: $4.6 billion
AlRayan Bank (#50)
Sector: Banks & Financial Services
Group CEO: Fahad Al Khalifa
Market Value: $5.6 billion
Dukhan Bank (#62)
Sector: Banks & Financial Services
Acting Group CEO: Ahmed Hashem
Market Value: $5 billion
Nakilat (#72)
Sector: Logistics
CEO: Abdullah Al-Sulaiti
Market Value: $7 billion
Qatar International Islamic Bank (QIIB) (#76)
Sector: Banks & Financial Services
CEO: Abdulbasit Al Shaibei
Market Value: $4.4 billion
Qatar Fuel (WOQOD) (#79)
Doha Bank (#87)
Ahlibank (#100)
Saudi's energy company Saudi Aramco ranked at number 1 of the list.
The companies are ranked based on data collected from the Arab stock exchanges and their reported sales, assets, and profits for the financial year of 2024 and market value as of April 25, 2025.
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