Mubasher: Al Meera Consumer Goods Company on Sunday announced signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with a Turkish Corporation, Tekzen, to import non-food products.
Al Meera aims at increasing its non-food offerings to the Qatari market, according to a filing to the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE).
Earlier in September, the Qatar-based company revealed that it has inked a contract with Qatar Rail Company to open new stores in the red and green lines in Doha Metro.
It is worth noting that Al Meera’s profits fell 9% to QAR 93.27 million during the first half of 2018, versus QAR 102.36 million in the same period a year earlier.
By the end of Thursday’s session, Al Meera’s stock declined 0.64% at QAR 151.95.
