Dubai firm tied to Trump posts loss as virus downturn looms
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Dubai firm tied to Trump posts loss as virus downturn looms

Associated Press  

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Dubai’s largest, fully private real estate developer posted on Sunday its first yearly loss since becoming a publicly traded company, a worrying sign for the sheikhdom’s already-reeling vital property market that’s been hit with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. DAMAC Properties, which has business ties to U.S. President Donald Trump and hosts the Mideast’s only Trump-branded golf course, reported a loss of 36.8 million dirhams in 2019 off revenues of nearly 4.4 billion dirhams. It also lowered its ratings for the Dubai real estate juggernaut Emaar Properties, of which the sheikhdom’s sovereign wealth fund owns about a third. “The outbreak of COVID-19 is adding to the strain on Dubai’s already weak real estate market,” S&P said.

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