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April 2008: Rabi-II 1429: Issue 25 
 

 
 

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The 2004 DS100
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The following is the criteria used to develop the DS100 - Top 100 Businesses of the Muslim World:

  • Only OIC country based, domestic (majority owned) businesses included
  • Subsidiaries of Foreign Companies not included
  • Top 100 Ranked by revenue in US$ for Fiscal Year 2003 (Unless noted otherwise)
  • For Banks- Interest and Non-Interest revenue; For Insurance Companies- Premium, annuity Income, Investment income, gains and losses, excludes deposits
  • In addition to the Publicly listed Companies, Private and Government held entities are also included
  • To truly reflect top businesses in the region, it was important to include Private and Government entities. It is recognized that this would leave open the possibility of many companies not included due to non-availibility of public data. Dinar Standard has made extensive attempts to make this list comprehensive. However, we recognize that we may have either missed some companies or the data was simply not available due to company policies not to diclose financial data. DS100 will reflect any updates in the Corrections section.
  • Holding Companies were included (For Holding Companies included, their subsidiaries were not included)
  • Central Banks not included

    Sources:

  • For publicly listed companies Annual Reports or data posted by the Public markets were used. In other cases, various publicly available sources were used. These include sources such as Arab News, Hoovers.com, Forbes Magazine, Financial Times, Bloomberg, Dow Jones News Wires, Payvand, Privatization Commisions, Chambers of Commerce, and Organizations such as OPEC. In addition many of the companies were contacted directly to verify the data.

 

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