Masraf Al Rayan (Q.P.S.C.) engages in the Islamic banking, financing, and investing activities. It operates through five segments: Corporate Banking, Retail Banking, Treasury and Financial Institutions, Asset Management, and International Operations segments. The company offers current, savings, investment, and term deposit, and kids accounts, as well as other investment products; personal, car, and home finance products; and credit cards and prepaid cards, as well as call center and ATM services. It also provides corporate finance and advisory services, such as capital restructuring, capital raising, corporate valuation, transformation of business products, mergers and acquisitions, specialized investment, structured finance, project finance, and IPO; financing products comprising Murabaha, Ijarah, Ijarah Muntahia Bittamleek, Istisna'a, and Mudaraba; cash management services; and trade finance products, including letters of credit and guarantee. In addition, the company offers private banking products and services, such as investment planning and asset management, wealth protection, credit planning and management, cash management, and business planning. Further, it provides currency exchange, profit rate swaps, financing syndication, and other services; treasury services; and investment banking, financial brokerage, debt issuance, over-the-counter risk management instrument, financing investing, and real estate consulting services. The company serves retail and individual customers, as well as corporate, commercial, and multinational customers. It operates through 17 branches in Qatar. Masraf Al Rayan (Q.P.S.C.) was incorporated in 2006 and is based in Doha, Qatar.
According to Masraf Al Rayan (Q.P.S.C.)'s latest financial reports the company's current revenue (TTM) is $884.37 M. The revenue is the total amount of income that a company generates by the sale of goods or services. Unlike with the earnings no expenses are subtracted.
Year | Revenue | Gross Profit | Ebitda | Income Before Tax | Net Income |
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2023 | $884.37 M | $884.37 M | $ | $416.2 M | $386.19 M |
2022 | $1.11 B | $1.11 B | $422.07 M | $380.63 M | $369.32 M |
2021 | $883.44 M | $883.44 M | $491.72 M | $476.71 M | $471.96 M |
2020 | $805.82 M | $805.82 M | $601.62 M | $599.71 M | $597.64 M |
2019 | $718.7 M | $718.7 M | $600.7 M | $601.32 M | $598.46 M |
2018 | $686.82 M | $686.82 M | $586.44 M | $588.45 M | $585.28 M |
2017 | $683.52 M | $683.52 M | $558.82 M | $561.94 M | $557.18 M |
2016 | $627.97 M | $627.97 M | $559.42 M | $569.33 M | $570.13 M |
2015 | $638.52 M | $638.52 M | $538.69 M | $549.72 M | $569.61 M |
2014 | $654.21 M | $654.21 M | $556.54 M | $554.75 M | $550.07 M |
2013 | $576.77 M | $576.77 M | $479.99 M | $477.77 M | $467.66 M |
2012 | $499.86 M | $499.86 M | $421.36 M | $418 M | $413.25 M |
2011 | $879.51 M | $879.51 M | $388.67 M | $546.12 M | $386.91 M |
2010 | $779.85 M | $779.85 M | $338.73 M | $489.73 M | $332.79 M |
2009 | $511.93 M | $511.93 M | $246.13 M | $361.91 M | $241.94 M |
2008 | $659.82 M | $659.82 M | $255.47 M | $321.99 M | $251.93 M |
2007 | $745.33 M | $745.33 M | $329.09 M | $374.16 M | $327.6 M |
2006 | $602.46 K | $602.46 K | $ | $31.23 M | $30.99 M |