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- Dubai 04:57 06:11 12:27 15:53 18:37 19:51
Abu Dhabi's International Petroleum Investment Co. (Ipic), the state-owned fund with a main mandate to invest in energy-related assets, on Tuesday reported a 6.7 per cent rise in its first-half net profit helped by a recovery in global equity markets.
Ipic, which owns stakes in companies such as Spain's Cepsa and Austria's OMV, made a net profit of Dh3.2 billion ($872 million) during first half of this year, compared with Dh3 billion in the year-ago period, it said in a statement on its website.
Revenue fell to Dh95.7 billion versus Dh96.7 billion in first half last year. Total assets dropped to Dh233.1 billion ($63.46 billion) for the first-half of 2013, compared with Dh239.3 billion in December 2012 largely due to unwinding of derivative positions, Ipic said.
Through its Aabar Investments unit, Ipic also owns a stake in Italian bank Unicredit.
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