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- Al-Enmaa Real Estate Company KSCP is a Kuwait-based public shareholding company primarily engaged in real estate development, property investment, general contracting, and integrated facilities management services in accordance with Islamic Sharia principles. Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Kuwait City, Kuwait, the company operates as a key real estate subsidiary of Kuwait Finance House (KFH), which holds a controlling equity stake. The company structures its operations across four principal business segments: Construction Projects, Real Estate, Services Rendered, and Investments. Its comprehensive portfolio of products and services includes: general contracting and civil construction for commercial, residential, industrial, and tourism projects; Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) infrastructure project development; property and asset management encompassing tenant leasing, rent collection, occupancy administration, and building operations; comprehensive engineering and technical maintenance services, including mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) contracting, central heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) installation and servicing, elevator and escalator maintenance, and fire protection and alarm system management; real estate appraisal, valuation, and advisory consulting; organization and management of public and private real estate auctions; specialized security services, manned guarding, and surveillance solutions; secure transit and transportation services for funds and precious metals; and direct equity investments in local and regional real estate assets and commercial properties. The company serves public sector entities, financial institutions, corporate enterprises, institutional investors, and private property owners across the State of Kuwait and the broader Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. In recent developments, Al-Enmaa Real Estate Company has expanded its facility management portfolio through the extension of key operational and maintenance agreements, including its contract for Al-Dawlia Real Estate, and renewed structured Islamic credit facilities to support active contracting projects and operational liquidity. Additionally, the company has reinforced its asset base through strategic commercial property acquisitions, resolved and restructured legacy Ijara investment property arrangements with parent entity Kuwait Finance House, and reconstituted its governance structure with the appointment of a new Deputy Chairman and board members to drive operational efficiency and portfolio growth.