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Ooredoo Group was honoured recently when Forbes, the prestigious global business brand founded in 1917, published its listing of the leading 100 enterprises in the region. Ranked 25th, Ooredoo Group is in the top quarter of all MENA-based enterprises, thanks to the efforts of its companies across the Middle East, North Africa and South East Asia.
Targeting an audience of business leaders and influencers, Forbes promises ‘Global 2000 Highlights’, by taking readers ‘Inside the Numbers of the World’s Largest Public Companies’. From this perspective, the magazine also profiles Ooredoo at the end of March 2020 as one of the top three regional telecommunications operators, with sales worth $8.2 billion and profits of $611 million.
Sheikh Saud bin Nasser Al Thani, Group Chief Executive Officer, Ooredoo, said: “This latest accolade reflects our phenomenal growth and vision. We have taken giant leaps since the company was founded as the Qatar National Telecom Service in 1949, with one Doha telephone exchange and a capacity of just 50 lines — as Forbes correctly deduces from its thorough overview of the region.”
Targeting an audience of business leaders and influencers, Forbes promises ‘Global 2000 Highlights’, by taking readers ‘Inside the Numbers of the World’s Largest Public Companies’. From this perspective, the magazine also profiles Ooredoo at the end of March 2020 as one of the top three regional telecommunications operators, with sales worth $8.2 billion and profits of $611 million.
Sheikh Saud bin Nasser Al Thani, Group Chief Executive Officer, Ooredoo, said: “This latest accolade reflects our phenomenal growth and vision. We have taken giant leaps since the company was founded as the Qatar National Telecom Service in 1949, with one Doha telephone exchange and a capacity of just 50 lines — as Forbes correctly deduces from its thorough overview of the region.”
