Baker Abdulrahman Al Muhanna
Direktor/Vorstandsmitglied bei MINERVA S.A.
Aktive Beziehungen
Name | Geschlecht | Alter | Unternehmensverbindungen | Zusammenarbeit |
---|---|---|---|---|
Fernando Galletti de Queiroz | M | 55 | 32 Jahre | |
Abdulaziz Al-Khayyal | M | 70 | 5 Jahre | |
AlShehana Al Azzaz | M | 37 |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 7 Jahre |
Abdulrahman Abdulaziz Mohammed bin Sulaiman | M | - | - | |
Ibar Vilela de Queiroz | M | 79 | 17 Jahre | |
Gabriel Jaramillo-Sanint | M | 74 | - | |
Norberto Lanzara Giangrande | M | 56 | 11 Jahre | |
Mohammed Nazal Eisa Al Khaldi | M | - | 5 Jahre | |
Raed Abdullah Saleh Al Tamimi | M | - | 5 Jahre | |
Sultan bin Abdul Malik Al-Sheikh | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government.
King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals
| 5 Jahre |
Frederico Alcântara de Queiroz | M | 45 | 6 Jahre | |
Luis Ricardo Alves Luz | M | 49 | 25 Jahre | |
Hamad bin Sulaiman Al-Bazai | M | 63 |
Tatweer Education Holding Co.
Tatweer Education Holding Co. General GovernmentGovernment Tatweer Education Holding Co. is a Saudi Arabian government company that provides education services. The company is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. and has subsidiaries in Saudi Arabia. Abdullatif bin Mohammed bin Ghaith has been the CEO of the company since 2010. | - |
José Luiz Rêgo Glaser | M | 67 | - | |
Edison Ticle de A. Melo e Souza Filho | M | 45 | 15 Jahre | |
Ali bin Mohammed Ali Al-Saflan | M | - | - | |
Yasir Al-Rumayyan | M | 53 |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 9 Jahre |
Abdulaziz Al-Rebdi | M | 62 | - | |
Suzanne Karen Camargo de Colón | M | - | - | |
Ibrahim Almojel | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | - |
Abdullah bin Saad bin Mohammed Al Salem | M | 39 |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 8 Jahre |
Majed Ahmed Lufti Qweaider | M | - | 3 Jahre | |
Luka Gajic | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 1 Jahre |
Mohammed Mansour Al-Mousa | M | - | - | |
Ahmed Al-Mohsen | M | - | 5 Jahre | |
Saleh Abdullah Debasi | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | - |
Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Jadaan | M | 60 |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | 8 Jahre |
Mohammed Mazyed Al-Twaijri | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | - |
Abdullah E. Al-Ayadhi | M | - |
Public Investment Fund
Public Investment Fund Investment Trusts/Mutual FundsMiscellaneous Public Investment Fund (PIF) was originally established by Royal Decree in 1971 to facilitate the development of the Saudi Arabian economy. In 1974, PIF was mandated to hold equity positions in Saudi Arabian joint-stock ventures and in 2008 they began managing a new sovereign wealth fund. Based in Riyadh, PIF's sole function is to finance investments in productive commercial projects which belong to the government and its industrial lending institutions or to public enterprises. They invest in projects undertaken independently or in partnership between the administrative authorities and private institutions. PIF's funding is handled through loans or guarantees, and in special cases, through allocations of public funds to specific projects. The secretariat general verifies applications and reviews studies of proposed projects in order to ensure their feasibility and profitability with respect to the Saudi Arabian economy. They also propose allocations to be earmarked in the budget to replenish the PIF. PIF provides capital to Saudi Arabian corporations in a range of sectors including cement manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, electricity and services. In addition, they fund a number of bilateral and Arab corporations on behalf of the Saudi Arabian government. | - |
Alexandre Lahoz Mendonça de Barros | M | 55 | - | |
Wagner José Augusto | M | 66 | 24 Jahre | |
Mohannad Alghobain | M | - |
Tatweer Education Holding Co.
Tatweer Education Holding Co. General GovernmentGovernment Tatweer Education Holding Co. is a Saudi Arabian government company that provides education services. The company is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. and has subsidiaries in Saudi Arabia. Abdullatif bin Mohammed bin Ghaith has been the CEO of the company since 2010. | 10 Jahre |
Beziehungs-Chart
Beziehungen zu mehreren Unternehmen
Ehemalige Beziehungen
Name | Geschlecht | Alter | Unternehmensverbindungen | Zusammenarbeit |
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Joachim Müller | M | - | - | |
John A. Goodey | M | 51 | 12 Jahre | |
Mahdi Aladel | M | - |
King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals
| 11 Jahre |
Anthony di Iorio | M | 80 | 7 Jahre | |
Stefan Krause | M | 61 | 7 Jahre | |
Ravi Sachdev | M | 47 | 3 Jahre | |
William Michael Cohrs | M | 68 | 15 Jahre | |
Suzanne B. Labarge | F | 77 | 6 Jahre | |
Al sarraf Nezar Saleh Suleiman | M | - |
King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals
| - |
George Donald Johnston | M | - | 11 Jahre | |
Ahmed bin Abdul Latif Al-Barrak | M | 44 |
King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals
| 4 Jahre |
George A. Mangiaracina | M | 59 | 4 Jahre | |
Spencer Hole | M | 55 | 8 Jahre | |
Kathie Baugh | F | - | 3 Jahre | |
Scott L. Hoffman | M | 47 | 3 Jahre | |
Gregor Korte | M | - | 4 Jahre | |
Simon Dodds | M | - | - | |
Tim J Hart | M | - | 11 Jahre | |
Yun Wu | M | - | 5 Jahre | |
Laurie Meister | F | - | 11 Jahre | |
Catie Bennett | F | - | 2 Jahre | |
Andy Occhino | M | - | - | |
Carlos Rodriguez | M | - | 6 Jahre | |
Ibrahim Naeem Ibrahim Al-Naeem | M | 40 |
King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals
| 4 Jahre |
William Wiltshire | M | - | 8 Jahre | |
Atulya Sharma | M | 54 | 8 Jahre | |
Manish Raj | M | - | 3 Jahre | |
Jonathan Yellen | M | - | 6 Jahre | |
Spiegel Cornelia | F | - | 6 Jahre | |
Tadashi Sobue | M | - | 6 Jahre | |
Josef Burstein | M | - | 3 Jahre | |
Hitesh Raikwar | M | - | 12 Jahre | |
Vicente Bouza | M | - | 4 Jahre | |
Thomas Vaske | M | - | 10 Jahre | |
Tim Corfield | M | - | 4 Jahre | |
Pieri Jim | M | - | 2 Jahre | |
Virtudes Mario | M | - | 9 Jahre | |
Rishi Pabari | M | - | 3 Jahre | |
Jonathan Forrester Lamb | M | 40 | 5 Jahre | |
Adrian Austin Pertierra | M | 53 | 1 Jahre | |
Sabine Horn | F | - | 10 Jahre | |
John H. Kim | M | 53 | 8 Jahre | |
Johannes Teyssen | M | 64 | 10 Jahre | |
Rolf Hunck | M | - | 5 Jahre | |
Anne Coupe | F | - | - | |
Guy Baron | M | - | 4 Jahre | |
Pavel Ezekiev | M | - | 9 Jahre | |
Jonathan Place | M | - | 3 Jahre | |
Mike Gelhard | M | - | - | |
Michael Nagelberg | M | - | 3 Jahre | |
Gregory L. Byrnes | M | - | 9 Jahre | |
Kenneth Kwok Toong | M | 77 | - | |
Jean Edward Manas | M | 58 | 3 Jahre | |
Dipak Chummun | M | 57 | 4 Jahre | |
Rob Flatley | M | - | 4 Jahre | |
Greg Holden Lippmann | M | - | - | |
Jörg Höhling | M | 59 | 13 Jahre | |
Volker Berl | M | 51 | - | |
Alexander Schuetz | M | 57 | - | |
Constantin von Oesterreich | M | 71 | 34 Jahre | |
Mohan Ram Krishnan | M | 67 | 11 Jahre | |
Kamal Kasera | M | - | 5 Jahre | |
Renate Voigt | F | 70 | 2 Jahre | |
Giovanni Daprà | M | 41 | - | |
Chun Kwok Au | M | 51 | 1 Jahre | |
Henry Klehm | M | 65 | 5 Jahre | |
Anan Kashyap | M | 46 | 5 Jahre | |
Oliver Oswald | M | - | 4 Jahre |
Statistik
Land | Beziehungen | % des Gesamten |
---|---|---|
Deutschland | 64 | 64,00% |
Saudi-Arabien | 19 | 19,00% |
Brasilien | 13 | 13,00% |
Alter der Beziehungen
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Ursprung der Beziehungen
- Börse
- Insiders
- Baker Abdulrahman Al Muhanna
- Persönliches Netzwerk