November 22, 2024

Ominvest’s Insurance Subsidiary NLGIC acquires RSA Middle East

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Further to the signing of a Sale and Purchase Agreement and a Share Swap Agreement in April 2022, and after obtaining relevant approvals from the regulators and shareholders, National Life & General Insurance Company SAOG (NLGIC), a flagship insurance subsidiary of Oman International Development and Investment Company SAOG (OMINVEST), has accomplished in the strategic transaction which has resulted in RSA Middle East becoming a wholly-owned subsidiary of NLGIC, covering its operations in the GCC, including the Sultanate of Oman, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and the Kingdom of Bahrain.

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Omnivests sources added that the transaction has been executed in two parts: (i) purchasing 50.00002% shareholding in RSA Middle East from Sun Alliance Insurance Overseas LTD (SAIO), a fully-owned entity of Royal Sun Alliance Insurance Limited; and (ii) exchanging the remaining shares of RSA Middle East, owned by reputable Saudi shareholders, with new issued NLGIC’s shares, making the Saudi shareholders collectively the second-largest shareholders in NLGIC after OMINVEST.

NLGIC is headquartered in Oman with branches in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Kuwait.

Khalid Muhammad AlZubair, Chairman of OMINVEST and NLGIC

Khalid Muhammad AlZubair, Chairman of OMINVEST and NLGIC stated “On behalf of the boards of OMINVEST and NLGIC, I would like to express the Group’s sincere gratitude to the reputable regulators in the Sultanate of Oman, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and the Kingdom of Bahrain for their exceptional support and understanding of the important positive potential of this transaction to the insurance landscape and market dynamics in the region.”

He added, “As part of NLGIC’s growth strategy, this transaction will not only help the company expand its customer reach in the region but will also bring together potential synergies between both companies in terms of resources and technologies to provide a wider range of insurance products and services to both individual and corporate customers, thus creating a well-diversified insurance player in the region”.

Adnan Bogary, Chairman of RSA Middle East stated“The successful completion of this transaction brings NLGIC and RSA Middle East closer to forming a robust partnership that will help us expand our portfolio and position ourselves as a leading multi-line insurer in the area, poised for future growth.”

RSA Middle East is a leading provider of property and casualty insurance in the Middle East. It offers solutions for both commercial and retail clients, across a range of product lines, including motor, property, medical, SME as well as tailored solutions for large corporates. It has operated in the region for over 60 years, bringing best-in-class international solutions and expertise to the Middle East.

RSA Middle has operations in the Sultanate of Oman, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, and the Kingdom of Bahrain. It operates as a local publicly listed company under Al Ahlia Insurance Company in Oman, and Al Alamiya for Cooperative Insurance Company in Saudi Arabia.

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