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Typical beneficiaries of reconstruction programs

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Saudi Cement, a major cement producer in Saudi Arabia, is generally benefiting from rising construction activity in the region.

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$Yamama Saudi Cement Company, another large Saudi cement producer with export activities.

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Gulf Cement Company (UAE, Ras Al Khaimah), supplies local and export markets, typical "rebuild story" during infrastructure booms

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Internationally, engineering and EPC groups such as $FLR (-4,67%)

(FLuoR) or infrastructure investors such as $BIP

Brookfiwls Infrastructure (BIP) could win contracts for major energy and transportation projects if Western companies are allowed to participate.


A more stable political framework and reconstruction projects often support the overall market sentiment in the Gulf region.


Saudi market (Tadawul): Besides cement, also banks (e.g. Al Rajhi), utilities and energy/renewable stocks; benefiting from lending, power demand and project financing.


UAE markets (Dubai, Abu Dhabi): Construction/building materials companies, real estate developers and utilities (e.g. DEWA) benefit from higher investment and population growth.


Qatar/Kuwait/Oman: Cement, infrastructure and banking stocks, provided they receive orders in Iran/Israel or the surrounding area (transit, ports, pipelines, rail).


For a broadly diversified "peace/reconstruction trade", broadly diversified MENA or GCC equity indices covering Saudi Arabia, UAE & Co. are particularly useful.


Xtrackers MSCI GCC Select Swap UCITS ETF 1C (ISIN: IE00BQXKVQ19, ticker e.g. XGLF), tracks an MSCI GCC index: heavyweight Saudi Arabia, alongside UAE, Qatar etc.:


Index basis MSCI GCC Countries / Select, i.e. large and mid caps from the Gulf markets; typical sectors are finance, energy, materials (incl. construction/cement) and communications:


UCITS structure, accumulating, synthetic replication (swap), domiciled in Luxembourg.


Xtrackers MSCI EM Europe, Middle East & Africa ESG Swap UCITS ETF 1C (ISIN: LU0292109005, Ticker: XMEA):


Index MSCI Emerging Markets EMEA Low Carbon SRI Selection Capped - includes EM Europe plus parts of the Middle East/Africa, ESG-filtered.


TERca. 0.65% p.a., accumulating, synthetic replication, UCITS, Luxembourg.

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@Smudeo Exciting thought, thanks for sharing! I've also been looking into this topic recently. I agree with you that infrastructure, energy and construction companies in particular could benefit from possible reconstruction projects in the region.

I would be interested to know whether you have already built up your own initial positions in order to bet on possible reconstruction programs? Or are you currently observing the further developments surrounding the Iran conflict and the situation in the entire Gulf region before you become active?
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@DividendenPapa I am currently evaluating with my bank which stocks can be traded on which stock exchanges in EUR or USD.
Then I will look at the stocks, historically, turnover and organizations.
Pick up 1-3 stocks if necessary.
It already worked 3 years ago with Ukraine and in early 2026 with Venezuela - but here it was commodities.
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