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1 MARKET WATCH Market Performance The US Financial Sector melt-down and global capital market haemorrhaging brought about one of the worst performances by the General Index in the history of the Amman Stock Exchange this week. The first four days saw the Index freefall by a whopping 15.1%, constrained only by the 5% up/down limit set by the Commission. Monday marked the lowest oneday decline, with the index losing points, equivalent to a 4.3% drop. On Thursday however, after global central banks emergency decision to cut interest rates and the Arab Bank s announcement of its intention to buy back treasury shares, the market rebounded and ended the day in positive territory, rising by 1.98% compared to the previous close. The General Index ended the week at 3,562.3 points, registering a week-todate plunge of 12.6% and a year-to-date drop of 3.1%. Share prices dropped across the board, with the market heavyweights, the Arab Potash Company and Jordan Phosphate Mines, registering within our list of top decliners for the week. Other companies that made an appearance as top decliners included the Arab East Investment and Bindar Trading & Investment, which had price declines of 20.2% and 24.3%, respectively, due to the listing of their rights issues, bringing about a downward adjustment on their share reference prices. The average daily traded volume deteriorated this week, dropping to million shares versus million shares last week, while the daily average value traded registered at JD million. Overall, 176 companies share prices declined out of a total of 196 companies traded, and the magnitude of the price corrosion pulled down the market capitalisation by almost JD 4.5 billion, from JD 34.9 billion to JD 30.5 billion, and brought the market down to times. Sector Performance The plummet in the market was mirrored across all four major sector indices, with the sharpest decline registering for the Industrial Sector with a 19.7% drop, effected by the decline in prices of the sector heavyweights, the Jordan Petroleum Refinery, the Jordan Phosphate Mines and the Arab Potash Company, followed by the Banking and Services sectors, with descents of 10.9% and 10.7% respectively. The Insurance Sector Index was the most resilient, with a 5.0% decline. Both the volume and value traded were largest for the Services Sector with million shares traded at a value of JD million. It was followed by the Banking Sector with a value traded of JD million, 70% of which was attributable to the Arab Bank. The Industrial Sector came in second in terms of volume traded, registering a total of million shares. Stock Market Highlights This Week Week YTD General Index (Weighted) 7, , (13.58%) 1.67% General Index (Free Float) 3, , (12.56%) (3.07%) This Week Week Value Traded (JD millions) % Volume Traded (millions) % Index General Market Index Performance Index Weekly Index 05/10/09 06/10/09 07/10/09 08/10/09 09/10/ /10/07 09/12/07 09/02/08 09/04/08 09/06/08 09/08/08 09/10/08 The Week s Top Gainers and Losers Company Current Close Close % Palaces Real Estate Development (PRED) % Jordan Tanning ( JOTN) % Rum Aladdin (IENG) % Zahrat Alurdon Real Est & Hotel Inv (ZAHI) % National Insurance (NAAI) % Arab East Investment (AEIV) (20.23%) Arab Potash Company (APOT) (20.39%) Al Amin for Investment (AAFI) (20.93%) Jordan Phosphate Mines (JOPH) (22.58%) Bindar Trading & Investment (BIND) (24.31%) The Week s Most Active Stocks in Number of Shares Traded* Company Volume of Shares Union Investment Corporation (UINV) 6,086,118 Union Land Development (ULDC) 3,371,495 Ad Dulayl Ind. Park Co. & Real Estate (IDMC) 3,014,792 Taameer Jordan Holding (TAMR) 2,919,741 Arab Bank (ARBK) 2,703,480 The Week s Most Active Stocks in Value of Shares Traded* Company Value of Shares (JD) Arab Bank (ARBK) 46,508,720 Jordan Phosphate Mines (JOPH) 16,222,914 Union Investment Corporation (UINV) 9,154,235 Jordan Steel (JOST) 7,645,929 Arab Potash Company (APOT) 7,214,036 * excluding block deals 3650 Weekly Index 1

2 Block Trades Block deals were carried out on four companies shares this week for a total value of JD million and 1.23 million shares. The largest of these deals was for the Jordan Phosphate Mines (JOPH) with thousand shares traded for a total value of JD million, followed by the Jordan Petroleum Refinery (JOPT) with two block deals, whereby a total of thousand shares were traded at a price of JD per share. Transport Barter (NAQL) had one block deal this week consisting of 275 thousand shares for JD thousand, while the Jordan Selpho Chemicals (JOSL) had one deal executed on its stock, with thousand shares traded at JD 5.39 per share. CORPORATE NEWS The Arab Bank Group announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2008 with net profits before tax and after provisions amounting to USD million compared to USD million over the same period of 2007, registering an increase of 18%. The Housing Bank for Trade and Finance (THBK) announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2008 with net profits after tax amounting to JD 96 million, registering a 17% growth compared to the same period of last year. Moreover, the Bank revealed a 10% growth in deposits, while its credit facilities rose by 21% during the nine months. The 7 million rights issues of Arab East Investment (AEIV) were listed on the Amman Stock Exchange on Thursday under the ticker symbol R0061 at a price of JD 1.63 per right, while the new reference price of AIEV s shares was set at JD 2.63 per share. New Sector Classification Indices The 5.7 million rights issues of Bindar Trading and Investment Co. General Index 3, ,073.8 (12.6%) (BIND) were listed on the Amman Stock Exchange on Thursday under the ticker symbol R0062 at a price of JD 1.29 per share; the new reference price for BIND s shares was JD 2.29 per share. Index This Week Week % Banks 4, ,286.9 (9.0%) Insurance 3, ,929.6 (5.1%) Financial Services 7, ,757.6 (10.6%) Real Estate 6, ,999.8 (10.5%) Financial 4, ,093.5 (9.4%) Health Care Services (6.7%) Educational Services 2, ,994.7 (3.4%) Hotels & Tourism 2, ,267.9 (4.5%) Transportation 1, ,343.0 (10.2%) Tech. & Communications 1, ,199.8 (13.2%) Media 3, ,721.3 (6.1%) Utilities & Energy 5, ,308.0 (17.7%) Commercial Services 1, ,036.4 (7.4%) Services 2, ,717.4 (11.7%) Pharm. & Medical Industries 2, ,167.4 (7.6%) Chemical Industries 1, ,078.5 (8.6%) Paper & Carton Industries ,068.2 (6.6%) Printing & Packaging 1, ,819.4 (2.5%) Food & Beverage 2, ,509.7 (2.2%) Tobacco 1, ,970.4 (7.1%) Mining & Extract. Industries 6, ,842.9 (20.2%) Engineering & Construction 3, ,364.5 (8.6%) Electric Industries 8, ,246.1 (11.5%) Textiles, Leather & Clothing 2, ,466.7 (5.5%) Glass & Ceramic Industries 1, ,443.4 (6.0%) Industries 3, ,423.9 (17.0%) Darat Jordan Holdings (DARA) signed a memorandum of understanding with Panorama International Company to establish the Panorama International Company for the Middle East and North Africa region, where DARA will own 40% of the company s paid-up capital. The newly established company will operate as a real estate consultancy firm in addition to developing touristic projects. The Noor Jordan Kuwaiti Company is looking to enter into partnership with the Comprehensive Multiple Transportation Company (ABUS), if the latter should decide to raise its paid-up capital. MACROECONOMIC NEWS According to statistics issued by the Companies Control Department (CCD) the total investment volume in registered companies at the Ministry of Industry and Trade declined by 23% during the first nine months of 2008 to reach JD million compared to JD million over the same period of The CCD s statistics for the same period revealed the dissolution and liquidation of 949 companies with an aggregate paid-up capital of JD 25 million, while 982 companies amended their paid-up capital by a total amount of JD 891 million over the same period, and 269 companies transformed their legal identity. Moreover, 11 public shareholding companies with a total capital of JD 148 million were registered, 6 companies merged with other companies, 72 foreign companies registered to act as regional offices for «foreign nonoperating companies», and 18 foreign operating companies were also registered. According to statistics issued by the Central Bank of Jordan, the Kingdom s foreign currency reserves rose by 13% during the first eight months of 2008 to reach JD 5.36 billion, equivalent to USD 7.56 billion, compared with JD 4.74 billion at the end of August 2007, attributed to foreign direct investment inflows, tourism income, and remittances. 2

3 According to statistics issued by the Amman Stock Exchange, non-jordanian investment in listed companies by the end of September reached 49.8% of the total market value, with Arab investors contributing to 34.1% while non Arab investors had an ownership of 15.7%. At the sector level, non-jordanian ownership in the financial sector reached 51.0%, while their ownership in the services sector and industrial sector reached 34.1% and 54.0% respectively. The value of purchased shares by non-jordanian investors amounted to JD 3.66 billion for the nine months, while the value of sold shares stood at JD 3.35 billion, giving a net increase in their investment of JD million. The International Financial Corporation (IFC) announced its interest in participating in financing 10% of the Amman- Zarqa light railway project, which is to be executed by the Kuwaiti-Spanish coalition. Moreover, the Investment Unit of the Social Security Corporation confirmed that it will also partner in this project with a 20% share of the capital. Results of a field survey conducted by the Consumer Protection Association on the prices of 51 products during the 1st of September and 28th of September 2008 period revealed that prices of 43 products rose by 21.8% while prices of 12 products remained stable. According to statistics issued by the Central Bank of Jordan, despite an increase in trading volumes in the real estate sector in Jordan during the first half of 2008 from 2.9 billion to JD 3.1 billion, construction activity, both residential and nonresidential, declined by 14% during the first half of 2008 compared to the same period of last year. The total number of granted residential licenses dropped from 11,309 in June 2007 to 9,865 at the end of June of this year, while the licensed area during the same period fell by 16% to reach 4.0 million square meters versus 4.9 million square meters last year. Moreover, the number of non-residential licences dropped by 13% during the same period, while the total area for such activity fell by 7%. This overall decline is mainly attributable to the increase in construction material prices and building costs. The Government has requested that the British Hines Company, the Company which won the tender for the development of Dabooq Projects, prepare and present a strategic plan for managing and operating the project in accordance with finance leasing principles before the end of the year. Furthermore, a source revealed that this project has been included under the umbrella of the Development Areas Law for The Greater Amman Municipality revealed that its budget for the current and previous year registered a total deficit of JD 85 million, of which JD million relates to The 130% increase in the budget deficit was attributed to additional expenses and differences in prices of construction material and fuel that had not taken into account. According to the Department of Statistics, exports of fertilisers increased during the first seven months of 2008 to reach JD 338 million compared to JD million over the same period of The Greater Amman Municipality is studying the licensing of fifteen projects entailing the construction of towers and skyscrapers across the Kingdom. A Government official revealed that there is an inclination by the Government to develop the services offered in touristic venues through the establishment of a tourism services company that will be owned by the government. This company will provide services in these tourism destinations that have not been provided. Moreover, the official denied any intention by the Government to privatise the tourism services, however, it remains unclear whether the company will be offered to the public or the private sector, under the supervision of the Government. Statistics issued by the Central Bank of Jordan revealed that the credit facilities granted by licensed banks in the Kingdom during the first half of 2008 registered a 20% increase compared to those offered during the same period of 2007, reaching JD 13 billion at the end of June. The General Trade sector claimed the bulk of the facilities at JD 3 billion, followed by the Construction and Industrial sectors with JD 2.2 billion and JD 1.6 billion, respectively. Of the credit facilities outstanding balance, JD 11.7 billion was granted to the private sector (resident), while JD million was granted to the private sector (non-resident) and JD million was granted to public entities. The value of cheques in circulation increased to JD 27.7 billion during the first eight months of this year, up 14.5% compared to the JD 24.2 billion value registered at the end of July. Unemployment in the Kingdom stood at 12% at the end of Q3 2008, according to the Department of Statistics. 3

4 Industrial exports of the governorates of Zarqa and Mafraq registered at USD 35.7 million in September 2008, down 2.7% compared to the USD 36.7 million exports of the same month last year. The Ministry of Agriculture revealed that the Kingdom will receive 1000 tonnes of Syrian wheat during the coming week for the next season. The Ministry has allocated an amount of JD 3 million to harvest an area of 600 dunums of wheat, and intends to increase it in future years to reach a harvested area of 1 million dunums. Sources stated that the cost of the industrial support programme prepared by the Ministry of Industry and Trade will exceed JD 100 million for years The Industrial strategy anticipated an increase in the volume of local sales of Jordanian factories from JD 4.9 million in 2010 to JD 79.2 million in 2016, while the sales tax returns will reach JD 6.3 million from JD over the same period. The Ministry of Information and Communications Technology signed a partnership agreement with the global company Cisco and a coalition of three information technology companies to complete the execution of the fibre optics program of the Jordanian Government. The European Commission has confirmed that it will offer the Kingdom a Euro 108 million grant to finance the development projects, to be spent on education, water and other environmental projects. Two coalitions, the Egyptian Citadel and the Jordanian Future Plans, are competing for the tender relating to the Jordan Petroleum Refinery expansion project. According to the Department of Statistics, the Consumer Index rose during the first third quarters of 2008 by 15.5% compared to the same period of The major commodities contributing to this increase were meat and poultry with an increase of 13.7% vegetables by 9.2%, clothing and footwear by 5.1%, education by 3.0%, and dairy products and eggs with an increase of 1.0%. The Producer Index increased by 51.7% over the first eight months of 2008 compared to the same period of This increase was due to a 50.0% increase in manufacturing industry prices, an 82.7% rise in quarrying industry prices, and finally a 23.0% increase in electricity prices. The Agricultural Production Index increased by 8.4% during the first eight months of 2008 compared to the same period of 2007, due primarily to the 20% increase in prices of green beans, the 17.4% rise in prices of cucumbers, the 13.1% increase in prices of bananas, and the respective price increases of 5.9% and 1.9% for cauliflowers and tomatoes. According to the Department of Statistics, the Industrial Production Quantity Index increased during the first eight months of 2008 by 3.4% compared to the same period in This increase is attributable to a 2.5% increase in manufacturing industry production, which has an 82.5% weighting, and a 9.3% increase in electricity production, which has a 6.5% weighting, in addition to an 8.1% increase in mining, quarrying and manufacturing production, which has a weighting of 11%. The Global Competitiveness Report issued by the World Economic Forum ranked Jordan in position 48 out of 134 countries, compared to position 49 out of 131 countries in According to the Land and Survey s Department, the volume of trading in the local real estate market during the first nine months of 2008 reached JD 4.94 billion, registering an increase of 11% compared to the same period of

5 ARAB BANKING CO. ABCO 2008 H1 64,471, ,116,129 84,089,587 6,869, % 17.0% (6.0%) 120,562, ,813 30,823 ARAB JOR/INV/BANK AJIB 2008 H1 100,000, ,407, ,623,237 6,828, % 11.4% % 186,000, ,571,364 4,707,316 ARAB BANK ARBK 2008 H1 534,000,000 23,351,087,000 3,693,703, ,566, % 11.9% (12.9%) 9,136,740, ,703,480 46,508,720 BANK OF JORDAN BOJX 2008 H1 100,000,000 1,568,340, ,371,714 15,061, % 18.4% (6.0%) 250,000, ,213,572 3,029,654 CAIRO AMMAN BANK CABK 2008 H1 80,000,000 1,484,694, ,532,414 11,950, % 15.9% (10.3%) 236,000, , ,047 CAPITAL BANK EXFB 2008 H1 132,280,000 1,004,806, ,454,487 10,028, % 11.3% (4.7%) 269,851, , ,532 INDSTRL DEV BANK INDV 2008 H1 24,000, ,423,901 63,216,721 3,723, % 12.1% (9.0%) 84,960, ,264 1,674,177 JOR INV FIN BANK JIFB 2008 H1 61,325, ,585,500 82,918,090 3,343, % 8.2% (5.8%) 150,246, , ,748 JCBANK JOGB 2008 H1 69,575, ,126,874 85,083,919 5,671, % 13.8% (5.1%) 169,763, , ,636 JOR ISLAMIC BANK JOIB 2008 H1 81,250,000 1,824,866, ,033,181 20,082, % 28.7% (11.9%) 362,375, ,270 4,187,692 JOR KUWAIT BANK JOKB 2008 H1 100,000,000 2,016,239, ,341,227 29,706, % 25.4% (10.8%) 621,000, , ,086 JORDAN AHLI BANK JONB 2008 H1 110,000,000 2,136,478, ,974,814 14,728, % 14.7% (10.3%) 221,100, ,981 1,294,221 SOCGEN BK - JORDANIE MEIB 2008 H1 40,455, ,837,144 46,161,943 1,725, % 9.4% (9.7%) 101,948, ,900 10,315 HOUSING BK TRD FIN THBK 2008 H1 252,000,000 5,147,453, ,288,780 68,251, % 16.1% (5.2%) 2,222,640, ,803 2,119,412 UNION BK SAV/INV UBSI 2008 H1 95,000,000 1,114,283, ,293,632 14,239, % 13.1% (10.8%) 291,650, ,822 65,719 Banking Sector 1,844,357,705 42,706,747,361 6,351,086, ,777, % 13.8% 14,424,836, ,837,814 66,654,098 ALNISR ALARABI AAIN 2008 H1 10,000,000 29,666,300 16,926,140 1,139, % 13.1% % 55,000, N/A N/A ARAB ORIENT INS AALI 2008 H1 11,000,000 30,664,128 14,061,026 1,467, % 22.0% % 35,200, N/A N/A ARAB GERMAN INS AGICC 2008 H1 10,400,680 43,919,753 11,800,068 (307,277) (0.030) (1.5%) (5.3%) (3.2%) 38,066,489 Negative 995,473 3,666,663 ARAB INT UNI INS AIUI 2008 H1 6,000,000 13,100,828 7,122, , % 15.9% % 8,640, N/A N/A EURA ARAB INS. AMMI 2008 H1 8,000,000 21,159,224 9,878, , % 3.2% % 12,480, ,000 9,253 BARAKAH TAKAFUL ARAI 2008 H1 5,944,797 8,468,832 3,609,098 (1,130,259) (0.190) (24.6%) (49.9%) (10.4%) 13,851,377 Negative 22,192 50,845 ARAB ASSURERS ARAS 2008 H1 8,000,000 17,021,642 8,079,665 31, % 0.7% (12.3%) 9,120,000 >100 14,011 15,790 ARAB JOR INSURANCE ARGR 2008 H1 10,000,000 15,799,087 11,611, , % 15.0% % 19,900, N/A N/A ARAB INS ARIN 2008 H1 8,000,000 29,272,405 10,535, , % 17.4% % 15,760, N/A N/A ARABIAN SEAS INS ARSI 2008 H1 21,000,000 22,194,429 16,820, , % 9.6% (4.4%) 18,060, , DELTA INSURANCE DICL 2008 H1 8,000,000 11,476,727 7,967, , % 13.2% % 13,200, N/A N/A DARKOM DRKM 2008 H1 10,000,000 8,925,220 8,885,907 (246,137) (0.025) (5.4%) (5.5%) (11.1%) 7,200,000 Negative 75,948 56,024 FIRST INSURANCE FINS 2008 H1 24,000,000 26,024,119 25,300,068 1,300, % 10.3% (6.8%) 23,040, , ,303 GENERAL ARAB INS GARI 2008 H1 7,722,504 19,433,898 11,965, , % 8.7% (9.2%) 8,340, ,483 1,616 GERASA INSURANCE GERA 2008 H1 3,870,519 6,917,946 2,997, , % 13.4% % 6,850, N/A N/A HOLY LAND INS HOLI 2008 H1 4,000,000 11,959,413 3,521,142 76, % 4.4% % 5,920, N/A N/A JERUSALEM INS JERY 2008 H1 8,000,000 19,887,106 10,085, , % 12.1% % 21,600, N/A N/A JOR INT INSUR CO JIJC 2008 H1 16,500,000 38,655,498 23,228,399 1,473, % 13.1% (1.4%) 23,265, ,752 40,957

6 JOR FRENCH INS JOFR 2008 H1 9,100,000 20,831,212 6,530,705 (106,045) (0.012) (1.0%) (4.3%) (5.3%) 8,190,000 Negative 7,595 6,745 JORDAN INSURANCE JOIN 2008 H1 30,000,000 93,782,633 64,792,445 13,004, % 51.8% (5.4%) 105,900, ,669 19,560 MED GULF-JORDAN MDGF 2008 H1 10,000,000 14,962,047 10,354, , % 5.1% (3.6%) 24,200, MIDDLE EAST INS MEIN 2008 H1 18,000,000 74,152,038 42,759,600 2,186, % 10.6% (9.4%) 48,420, ,110 3,083 NATIONAL INSURANCE NAAI 2008 H1 8,000,000 9,876,629 4,874, , % 11.3% % 9,200, ,414 15,476 OASIS INSURANCE OASI 2008 H1 25,000,000 2,746,323 (2,502,384) (1,770,242) (0.071) (100.1%) 219.1% (3.3%) 7,250,000 Negative 474, ,466 PHILADELPHIA INS PHIN 2007 Q4 4,000,000 8,192,692 4,579, , % 6.5% % 5,440, ISLAMIC INSUR CO TIIC 2008 H1 8,000,000 30,684,813 22,270,352 6,645, % 77.6% (16.8%) 22,240, , ,258 UNITED INSURANCE UNIN 2008 H1 8,000,000 20,438,582 12,922, , % 4.3% % 12,000, N/A N/A YARMOUK INS YINS 2008 H1 8,000,000 13,066,327 8,136,675 (166,930) (0.021) (2.6%) (4.3%) (9.9%) 10,160,000 Negative 19,802 26,511 Insurance Sector Total 308,538, ,279, ,114, % 16.8% 588,493, ,944,138 4,518,926 AL-AMIN FOR INV AAFI 2008 H1 10,000,000 31,089,196 29,910,135 15,397, % 136.0% (20.9%) 27,200, , ,317 NAT`L COM CENTER ABLA 2008 H1 6,000,000 7,186,869 5,347,602 (269,208) (0.045) (7.4%) (9.8%) (14.8%) 15,240,000 Negative 7,840 21,354 AL-BELAD MED SRV ABMS 2008 H1 16,500,000 23,764,419 18,453, , % 6.2% (4.8%) 19,800, ,690 79,520 COMPRHNSVE MUTLP TRAN ABUS 2008 H1 20,000,000 4,826,924 1,009,194 (1,530,051) (0.077) (58.3%) (302.4%) (0.8%) 23,400,000 Negative 279, ,880 ARAB EAST INVST. AEIV 2008 H1 40,000, ,284, ,385,901 22,366, % 52.1% (20.2%) 110,400, , ,973 ARAB FINANCIAL INVEST AFIN 2008 H1 15,000,000 61,452,109 20,021,529 5,763, % 67.2% (11.7%) 62,100, , ,441 ARAB INT INV EDU AIEI 2008 H1 40,500,000 86,509,257 51,775,657 2,289, % 8.4% (3.0%) 142,965, ,660 1,283,244 ISRA EDUE AIFE 2008 H1 15,000,000 34,185,650 20,785,039 2,515, % 25.7% (12.2%) 36,750, ,550 14,120 ARAB INTL HOTEL AIHO 2008 H1 25,000,000 74,178,805 62,027,388 2,782, % 8.9% (1.5%) 63,750, ,081 AL SHARQ INV AIPC 2008 H1 16,000,000 19,451,429 18,855, , % 9.8% (18.2%) 27,360, ,757 17,717 JOR INV.&TRSM ALFA 2008 H1 7,500,000 8,601,162 7,196, , % 7.7% (3.8%) 11,400, ,500 20,262 AMAD REAL ESTATE INV. AMAD 2008 H1 6,600,000 12,547,637 10,803,546 1,862, % 36.9% (11.7%) 10,428, , ,416 AL-AMAL INV. AMAL 2008 H1 15,000,000 14,668,358 10,294,028 2,244, % 46.7% (6.7%) 27,300, ,894,985 3,383,208 AMMAN FOR DEV.& INV AMDI 2008 H1 7,000,000 11,480,241 (1,817,211) (639,228) (0.091) (11.0%) 85.4% % 46,760,000 Negative N/A N/A AMWAL INVEST AMWL 2008 H1 42,500, ,224,775 67,602,514 7,720, % 24.2% (16.2%) 92,225, ,065,467 2,278,533 AMWAJ PROPERTIES AMWJ 2008 N/A 14,000,000 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A (10.2%) 17,220,000 N/A 161, ,366 ARD ANNOMOW ARDN 2008 H1 500, ,341 (15,701) (0.031) (6.9%) (7.1%) (5.0%) 1,045,000 Negative 500 1,045 ARAB REAL EST ARED 2008 H1 40,000,000 95,340,529 48,413,461 3,219, % 16.0% (7.9%) 78,800, , ,573 AWTAD INVESTMENTS A 2008 H1 1,000,000 1,261, ,632 33, % 6.9% % 2,650, , ,927 B. AL-MAL/BEITNA BAMB 2007 Q3 28,600,000 71,121,609 58,607, , % 0.6% (10.3%) 37,466,000 > , ,754 OFFTEC INVESTMENTS BDIN 2008 H1 42,000,000 48,237,331 42,876, , % 1.3% (12.2%) 30,240, ,131 83,338 BINDAR BIND 2008 H1 14,300,000 40,967,112 15,839,581 1,036, % 7.1% (24.3%) 31,174, ,192 18,638 BILAD INVESTMENTS BLAD 2008 H1 10,000,000 14,540,220 11,540, , % 14.1% % 19,300, , ,921 AL-FARIS NATIONAL CEBC 2008 H1 25,000,000 51,955,731 27,228, , % 3.7% (11.6%) 30,500, , ,686

7 CENTURY INV.GRP CEIG 2008 H1 5,191,560 8,831,543 6,208, , % 10.8% (7.6%) 6,281, ,449 19,421 CONSULTANT AND INV GR CICO 2008 H1 22,000,000 21,126,664 15,992,981 (1,051,684) (0.048) (9.3%) (12.7%) (5.9%) 24,640,000 Negative 23,663 26,112 CONTEMPRO COHO 2008 H1 6,000,000 8,512,180 8,107, , % 8.8% (11.3%) 7,560, , ,206 DARAT JORDAN HOLDING DARA 2008 H1 15,000, ,816,865 (183,135) (0.012) (2.5%) (2.5%) (12.9%) 16,200,000 Negative 93, ,304 D-KHALILI & SONS DKHS 2008 H1 4,700,000 44,013,003 16,613, , % 8.6% (10.0%) 8,930, , ,389 DAMAC REAL ESTATE DMAC 2008 H1 5,000, ,244,257 53, % 2.1% (12.1%) 11,950,000 >100 15,470 37,148 EMMAR INV. DEV. EMAR 2008 H1 13,780,000 30,657,001 16,062, , % 11.2% (14.1%) 21,910, , ,623 FIRST FINANCE FIFI 2008 H1 50,000,000 63,044,837 53,078,097 1,817, % 6.9% (10.3%) 48,000, , ,941 FALCON INV &FIN FIFS 2008 H1 4,125,000 4,363,037 4,084,436 86, % 6.5% (2.6%) 4,578, ,009 12,135 MODEL RESTAURANTS FOOD N/A N/A 25,000,000 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A (13.6%) 33,250,000 N/A 404, ,905 FIRST JORDAN FRST 2008 H1 150,000, ,219, ,315,675 20,036, % 23.3% (12.5%) 136,500, , ,199 BATELCO JORDAN FTGR 2008 H1 1,870,018 15,611,192 1,681,810 21, % 2.6% % 8,583,383 >100 N/A N/A FUTURE ARAB FUTR 2008 H1 15,500,000 16,984,575 16,984, , % 6.1% (12.5%) 13,020, , ,777 JOR HIMMEH MINERAL HIMM 2008 H1 500,000 1,628,650 1,607,289 (10,754) (0.022) (1.3%) (1.3%) N/A N/A % 1,065,000 Negative N/A N/A HIGH PERFORMANCE HIPR 2008 H1 12,000,000 12,571,834 12,462,491 74, % 1.2% (13.8%) 16,440,000 >100 72, ,827 INT`L BROKERAGE IBFM 2008 H1 28,748,407 48,704,296 25,604,121 1,914, % 15.5% (6.1%) 30,760, , ,077 INT CO MED INV ICMI 2008 H1 4,500,000 5,643,223 4,239,143 (263,350) (0.059) (9.7%) (12.1%) (13.8%) 8,145,000 Negative 81, ,958 INVEST ESTATE INDUST IEAI 2008 H1 30,000,000 56,122,492 30,632,102 (821,177) (0.027) (3.0%) (5.3%) (3.2%) 116,400,000 Negative 161, ,891 IHDATHIAT CO. IHCO 2008 H1 3,000,000 3,438,731 3,333, , % 13.4% (13.9%) 4,650, , ,637 ARABIAN DEV CO INMA 2008 H1 7,000,000 12,174,827 11,427, , % 13.2% (10.3%) 9,170, , ,288 INV. & INTEG INDUS INTI 2008 H1 7,000, ,737,194 6,466, , % 37.1% N/A N/A - N/A - N/A N/A N/A INV HOUSE INVH 2008 H1 12,000,000 40,994,380 12,757,135 1,191, % 18.3% (3.2%) 22,080, , ,043 IRBID DISTRICT ELEC IREL 2008 H1 4,000, ,201,234 8,256, , % 24.5% % 29,600, N/A N/A ITTIHAD SCHOOLS ITSC 2008 H1 15,000,000 21,146,222 15,123, , % 2.2% (14.3%) 20,700, , ,289 JOR DUTY FRE SHP JDFS 2008 H1 5,000,000 17,718,362 14,705,499 2,791, % 37.1% % 43,000, N/A N/A DIMENSIONS JEDI 2008 H1 10,000,000 9,714,787 9,639,259 (159,910) (0.016) (3.3%) (3.3%) (10.0%) 9,000,000 Negative 41,949 37,158 JORDAN EXPAT.INV JEIH 2008 Q1 15,000,000 25,193,843 22,313,801 3,384, % 65.4% (13.4%) 17,400, , ,655 JORDAN EXPRESS JETT 2008 H1 10,800,000 22,367,842 18,728,262 1,392, % 15.4% (13.3%) 22,572, , ,307 INTERNATIONAL INV. JIIG 2008 H1 10,000,000 9,949,480 9,554,325 (22,859) (0.002) (0.4%) (0.5%) (1.5%) 13,000,000 Negative 24,800 31,708 JORDAN INTL TRAD JITC 2008 H1 3,400,000 6,979,463 4,813, , % 32.8% (2.6%) 11,560, ,596 JOR LOAN GRNT.CO JLGC 2008 H1 10,000,000 25,430,518 16,956, , % 3.7% (13.2%) 9,900, ,500 80,530 JOR MORTGAGE REFIN JMRC 2008 H1 5,000, ,710,110 7,118, , % 19.0% N/A N/A - N/A - N/A N/A N/A TAJCATERINGHOUSING JNTH 2008 H1 10,000,000 14,762,315 11,764,976 84, % 1.5% (2.1%) 33,100,000 >100 1,376,797 4,485,015 JORDAN CENTRAL JOCE 2008 H1 4,500,000 8,272,539 5,202, , % 3.9% (2.4%) 13,050, ,235 26,345 JOR ELECTRIC PWR JOEP 2008 H1 70,000, ,144,908 89,144,992 2,720, % 5.9% (16.5%) 287,000, ,025,015 4,290,786 JOR HOTEL TOURS JOHT 2008 H1 10,000,000 29,605,249 21,793,214 2,582, % 24.3% (9.0%) 75,000, ,722

8 JOR INV TRUST JOIT 2008 H1 29,513,889 69,314,447 50,402,750 3,061, % 12.2% (2.9%) 79,687, ,750 20,777 RESOURCES INVEST JOMA 2008 H1 11,000,000 11,932,172 11,867,112 1,326, % 23.2% (14.9%) 17,600, ,809 76,232 JORDAN CONSULTING JOMC 2008 H1 1,400,000 2,605,264 1,799, , % 13.6% (9.0%) 2,114, ,300 3,519 JOR PRESS/ PUBLISH JOPP 2008 H1 4,500,000 18,939,686 11,760, , % 7.9% (10.3%) 13,275, ,324 71,264 JOR TRADE FAC JOTF 2008 H1 16,500,000 33,787,770 18,457, , % 9.1% % 34,485, N/A N/A JOR PROJ TOUR DEV JPTD 2008 H1 21,500,000 68,235,192 30,179,983 (1,498,443) (0.070) (4.8%) (9.7%) % 148,350,000 Negative N/A N/A JO REALESTATE JRCD 2008 H1 30,000,000 44,433,749 38,215,547 5,346, % 27.8% (11.2%) 38,100, , ,850 JORDAN TELECOM JTEL 2008 H1 250,000, ,990, ,851,429 52,076, % 26.7% (13.5%) 1,232,500, ,944 2,913,842 KAFA`A INVESTMENTS KAFA 2008 H1 4,000,000 4,224,399 4,080,031 80, % 3.9% (7.3%) 11,600, AL-DAWLIYAH H&M MALL 2008 H1 43,200,000 66,863,013 55,640,870 1,472, % 5.3% (4.9%) 66,528, ,710 47,766 AFAQ INVEST REAL DEV MANR 2008 N/A 80,000,000 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A % 360,000,000 N/A N/A N/A MEDITER. TOURISM MDTR 2008 H1 45,000,000 52,017,185 48,632,277 1,900, % 7.8% (4.8%) 90,000, MIDDLE EAST DIV MEDI 2008 H1 2,000,000 4,185,119 3,171, , % 74.2% % 13,180, N/A N/A METHAQ MEET 2008 H1 15,000,000 12,490,098 7,602,125 (212,071) (0.014) (3.5%) (5.5%) (7.9%) 19,200,000 Negative 316, ,383 TAJ TOURIST PROJ MERM 2008 H1 40,000,000 59,687,503 46,492,423 (83,841) (0.002) (0.3%) (0.4%) (9.2%) 55,200,000 Negative 184, ,554 MASAFAT TRANSPORT MSFT 2008 H1 17,000,000 20,140,596 13,549, , % 6.2% (6.5%) 19,720, , ,825 TRANSPORT BARTER NAQL 2008 H1 12,100,000 24,234,727 15,196,700 1,363, % 18.8% (13.9%) 23,958, , ,164 NOPAR FOR TRADING NOTI 2008 H1 500, , ,931 6, % 2.7% (13.5%) 865, NATL PORTFOLIO NPSC 2008 H1 15,000,000 46,328,645 28,416,096 8,205, % 67.5% (14.2%) 35,400, , ,339 PETRA EDUCATION PEDC 2008 H1 16,000,000 24,619,925 18,722,880 1,021, % 10.6% % 48,480, N/A N/A REAL ESTATE & INV PORT PETT 2008 H1 15,000,000 13,843,141 12,426,259 1,136, % 19.2% (11.7%) 18,150, , ,858 PHILADELPHIA UNI PIEC 2008 H1 15,000,000 23,791,280 17,838,469 1,584, % 17.2% % 51,450, ,570 85,217 PALACES PRED 2008 H1 4,000,000 5,466,022 3,852,820 (65,418) (0.016) (2.8%) (3.3%) % 22,400,000 Negative 62, ,968 J. PRESS FOUNDAT PRES 2008 H1 7,500,000 34,117,784 30,126,450 4,229, % 26.6% (5.5%) 137,550, , ,893 PROFESSIONAL PROF 2008 H1 55,000,000 57,366,197 56,337,206 1,420, % 5.0% (7.8%) 52,250, , ,140 EAST REAL ESTATE REAL 2008 H1 9,996,082 47,501,151 40,740,418 (325,407) (0.033) (1.3%) (1.6%) (3.9%) 72,971,399 Negative 41, ,364 REAL ESTATE DV REDV 2008 H1 91,500, ,843, ,381,692 52, % 0.1% (9.8%) 109,800,000 > , ,520 REAL ESTATE INV REIN 2008 H1 70,000,000 8,564,832 7,272,675 (224,193) (0.003) (5.2%) (6.0%) (7.9%) 73,500,000 Negative 660, ,154 AL RAKAEZ RICS 2008 H1 10,000,000 9,915,809 9,911,725 (29,695) (0.003) (0.6%) (0.6%) (7.1%) 7,800,000 Negative 274, ,367 ROYAL JORDANIAN RJAL 2008 H1 84,373, ,786, ,007,000 (3,091,000) (0.037) (1.7%) (5.7%) (12.1%) 227,808,045 Negative 703,616 1,923,527 RUM TOURIST TRAN RUMM 2008 H1 7,000,000 12,524,288 7,674,319 60, % 1.7% (14.9%) 11,200, ,582 26,585 AL-SALEM FOR INV SALM 2008 H1 500,000 1,550, , , % 52.4% % 3,000, , ,000 SABAEK INVESTMENTS SABK 2008 H1 8,000,000 8,576,015 8,465,765 32, % 0.9% (10.7%) 7,360,000 >100 86,271 80,415 AL-SANABEL INT`L SANA 2008 H1 20,000,000 21,640,796 20,583, , % 2.4% (6.0%) 18,800, , ,478 SOUTH ELECTRONICS SECO 2008 H1 50,000,000 85,444,390 52,584,483 2,325, % 8.9% (8.7%) 42,000, , ,883 SHARECO BROKERAGE SHBC 2008 H1 12,000,000 20,292,684 14,442,313 1,647, % 22.8% (7.6%) 16,080, ,808 19,903

9 SHIPPING LINE SHIP 2008 H1 12,075,000 27,111,837 16,064,978 2,297, % 29.6% % 31,395, SPEC.INV JOR SIJC 2008 H1 4,500,000 15,312,134 11,399, , % 7.5% (5.4%) 15,075, ,394 24,379 SALAM INT TRN TD SITT 2008 H1 13,200,000 59,448,997 20,506,775 1,093, % 10.6% (5.1%) 29,436, ,940 44,993 SPCZ.INVST.COMD SPIC 2008 H1 23,000,000 86,016,346 39,440,614 4,206, % 24.2% (5.5%) 138,000, ,143 3,491,752 SPCZ.TRDG&INVST SPTI 2008 H1 3,075,000 4,978,363 3,760, , % 23.3% (8.5%) 3,966, , ,332 TAAMEER JOR HLDGS TAMR 2008 H1 211,982, ,648, ,666,412 3,872, % 3.9% (17.1%) 317,973, ,919,741 4,547,477 AL-TAHDITH THDI 2008 H1 2,000,000 2,591,843 1,815,474 (98,945) (0.049) (8.2%) (10.4%) (13.6%) 2,280,000 Negative 321, ,282 TUHAMA INVESTMENTS THMA 2008 H1 9,000,000 15,223,622 9,408,608 (213,727) (0.024) (3.5%) (4.7%) (17.9%) 14,400,000 Negative 178, ,313 TRUST INT`L TRANSPORT TRTR 2008 H1 3,434,750 4,241,382 2,492,615 58, % 4.7% % 10,304, N/A N/A UNI ARAB INVEST UAIC 2008 H1 147,500, ,481, ,521,187 8,465, % 7.4% (10.0%) 331,875, ,396,944 3,259,669 UN FOR FINCL INV UCFI 2008 H1 5,000,000 21,386,073 11,590,894 3,620, % 115.9% (7.5%) 24,600, , ,937 UNITED GROUP HOLDING UGHI 2008 N/A 50,000,000 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A (11.8%) 45,000,000 N/A 333, ,325 UNION INV UINV 2008 H1 50,000,000 95,733,535 70,242,739 2,917, % 8.5% (7.1%) 72,500, ,086,118 9,154,235 UNION LAND DEV ULDC 2008 H1 45,000,000 79,998,957 55,533,597 2,615, % 9.4% (10.1%) 63,900, ,371,495 5,005,613 ARAB INV. UNION UNAI 2008 H1 3,000,000 2,804,091 2,794,695 (44,899) (0.015) (3.2%) (3.2%) (8.6%) 3,810,000 Negative 17,229 22,729 UNIFIED CO UNIF 2008 H1 6,511,057 15,298,459 7,236,968 (201,826) (0.031) (2.4%) (5.4%) (11.8%) 6,315,725 Negative 78,553 76,902 AL SHAMEKHA REAL VFED 2008 H1 1,200,000 2,736,923 2,447,679 93, % 7.7% (3.0%) 3,084, WINTER VALLEY TOUR WIVA 2008 H1 5,000,000 5,544,712 5,397, , % 7.0% (12.7%) 5,150, ,492 85,574 ZAHRAT ALURDON ZAHI 2008 H1 500, , ,442 11, % 4.6% % 1,720, ZARA INVESTMENTS ZARA 2008 H1 125,000, ,909, ,841,396 7,607, % 12.3% (2.2%) 225,000, ,380 39,455 ZARQA EDUC ZEIC 2008 H1 8,475,000 16,897,523 12,721,634 1,216, % 19.5% (3.8%) 23,391, ,250 26,418 Services Sector Total 2,907,151,686 6,202,770,488 3,480,879, % 14.2% 6,652,008, ,118,899 67,397,655 ARAB ALUM IND AALU 2008 H1 9,000,000 20,170,708 12,442, , % 9.7% (12.3%) 13,500, ,113 11,011 PREMIER ACDT 2008 H1 1,330,008 9,964,447 5,989, , % 20.4% % 7,913, N/A N/A ARAB ELECT IND AEIN 2008 H1 6,000,000 10,458,254 6,794, , % 7.6% (11.2%) 6,180, , ,964 AFIA INT CO-JORDAN AICG 2007 Q4 8,000,000 6,534,688 2,800,544 (2,978,165) (0.372) (33.6%) (69.4%) % 19,680,000 Negative N/A N/A ARAB INT L FOOD AIFF 2008 H1 10,500,000 29,522,585 29,354, , % 3.5% % 63,315, N/A N/A AL-JANUOB FLT MF AJFM 2008 H1 2,000,000 4,095,156 2,448, , % 14.2% % 6,200, AMANA AGRICULT. AMAN 2008 H1 7,000,000 6,017,840 3,824,003 (208,237) (0.030) (6.9%) (10.6%) % 3,010,000 Negative N/A N/A ARAB INVEST PROJ APCT 2007 Q4 20,000,000 5,851,672 4,491, , % 2.6% (11.6%) 15,200,000 > , ,116 ARAB PHARMA CHEM APHC 2008 H1 5,000,000 7,983,211 7,521,413 74, % 2.0% N/A N/A % 10,250, N/A N/A ARAB PHARMA COM APMC 2007 Q3 20,000,000 70,213,966 57,850,485 5,128, % 11.9% % 90,200, N/A N/A ARAB POTASH CO APOT 2008 H1 83,318, ,198, ,752,000 90,066, % 44.5% (20.4%) 3,510,187, ,674 7,214,036 AL-QUDS READY MIX AQRM 2008 H1 14,000,000 19,210,924 15,507, , % 1.9% (11.1%) 13,440, , ,243 ARAB ENGINEERING IND. AREN 2008 H1 7,117,236 12,650, , , % 107.0% N/A N/A % 12,811, N/A N/A

10 ARAB STEEL PIPES ASPMM 2008 H1 9,000,000 23,758,129 18,421,822 2,330, % 27.7% (10.8%) 17,820, , ,687 COMPLAND DEV&INV ATTA 2008 H1 12,000,000 17,289,192 15,276,635 (270,119) (0.023) (3.1%) (3.6%) (5.3%) 12,960,000 Negative 358, ,242 BATON FOR BLOCKS BLOK 2008 H1 12,000,000 14,797,103 12,563, , % 9.8% (10.4%) 11,400, ,204 68,483 JORDAN CLOTHING CJCC 2008 H1 3,000,000 6,707,748 4,101,326 49, % 2.4% % 7,110, , ,154 DAR ALDAWA DV/IV DADI 2008 H1 20,000,000 73,071,216 53,411,033 3,138, % 11.9% (9.1%) 76,200, ,095 99,941 EKBAL PRINT CO. EKPC 2008 H1 5,000,000 8,720,654 6,328, , % 6.7% (2.6%) 5,550, ,601 12,521 EL-ZAY READY WR ELZA 2008 H1 12,491,948 20,413,808 9,774,289 (824,755) (0.066) (8.3%) (16.4%) (6.8%) 6,870,571 Negative 186, ,007 AL-FATIHOUN AL ARAB FATI N/A N/A 10,000,000 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A (8.9%) 7,200,000 N/A 220, ,434 FIRST NAT VEG OIL FNVO 2008 H1 4,500,000 7,085,535 3,036, , % 8.2% (3.1%) 4,185, ,583 98,127 GENERAL INVESTMENT GENI 2008 H1 10,000,000 31,682,250 28,454,082 1,436, % 10.3% % 60,000, N/A N/A GENERAL MINING GENM 2008 H1 1,500,000 2,825,850 2,536, , % 19.0% % 11,100, N/A N/A LIGHT CONCRETE GLCI 2008 H1 8,500,000 16,510,757 8,512,364 (294,393) (0.035) (4.4%) (12.6%) (5.0%) 11,305,000 Negative 30,134 40,878 HAYAT PHAR. IND. HPIC 2008 H1 9,500,000 12,673,343 10,533,408 63, % 1.2% % 12,065, INDSTRAL/COMM/AGR ICAG 2008 H1 14,396,942 9,458,887 6,630,470 (541,990) (0.038) (10.7%) (15.7%) (10.8%) 15,404,728 Negative 364, ,773 INDL CERAMIC ICER 2008 H1 6,000,000 8,769,123 7,077, , % 14.7% (4.8%) 7,200, ,114 42,193 AD-DULAYL INDUS. PARK IDMC 2008 H1 21,000,000 61,741,437 55,952, , % 1.4% (11.9%) 29,400, ,014,792 4,146,066 RUM ALADDIN IND. IENG 2008 H1 7,175,097 27,180,534 9,105, , % 12.1% % 21,668, , ,727 IND./MATCH JEMCO INMJ 2008 H1 1,800,000 1,050, ,317 (125,321) (0.070) (22.2%) (23.8%) % 3,528,000 Negative N/A N/A COMPREHENSIVE INOH 2008 H1 4,250,000 15,229,781 5,935, , % 11.9% (7.1%) 11,602, , ,961 INTERMED PETRO CHEM IPCH 2008 H1 7,000,000 10,427,569 8,403, , % 6.4% (10.7%) 7,560, , ,344 INT TOBACCO ITCC 2008 H1 20,000,000 72,213,803 33,653,427 4,500, % 24.7% (7.0%) 50,200, ,686 31,773 JOR NEW CABLE CO JNCC 2008 H1 27,000, ,638,652 35,966,962 4,808, % 28.2% (12.8%) 75,330, ,882 76,943 JOR CERAMIC FAC JOCF 2008 H1 7,500,000 11,694,677 9,643,925 (557,585) (0.074) (9.4%) (11.2%) (7.3%) 3,825,000 Negative 39,671 20,305 JOR CEMENT FACT JOCM 2008 H1 60,444, ,989, ,202,796 26,183, % 31.4% (11.4%) 394,702, , ,525 JORDAN DAIRY JODA 2008 H1 4,000,000 9,656,817 7,165,166 36, % 1.0% % 7,440,000 >100 1,185 2,211 JOR INDSTR CHEM JOIC 2008 H1 1,799,624 5,473,708 3,185, , % 10.7% % 4,535, N/A N/A JORDAN IND.RES. JOIR 2008 H1 13,250,000 22,210,720 16,253, , % 6.9% (12.2%) 8,612, , ,529 JOR PAPER & CARD FACT JOPC 2008 H1 7,500,000 20,450,753 10,608,283 77, % 1.5% % 18,750,000 >100 N/A N/A JOR PHOSPHATE MN JOPH 2008 H1 75,000, ,282, ,804,857 75,273, % 67.3% (22.6%) 2,816,250, ,126 16,222,914 JOR PIPES MANFACT JOPI 2008 H1 3,575,000 11,936,534 7,942, , % 17.3% (8.3%) 7,936, ,601 10,009 JOR PETROLM REF JOPT 2008 H1 35,000,000 1,075,576,670 63,213,995 2,277, % 7.3% (19.5%) 325,500, ,648 5,135,848 JOSECO JOSE N/A N/A 5,000,000 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A (12.3%) 6,050,000 N/A 239, ,866 JOR SELPHO CHEM JOSL 2008 H1 5,000,000 9,015,350 4,909, , % 17.6% % 25,700, N/A N/A JOR STEEL JOST 2008 H1 35,000, ,566,852 56,979,102 14,817, % 57.0% (19.2%) 140,000, ,846,330 7,645,929 JORDAN TANNING JOTN 2008 H1 1,500,000 2,429,888 1,950,049 (46,458) (0.031) (3.9%) (4.8%) % 3,300,000 Negative 49, ,148 JOR ROCK WOOLID JOWL 2008 H1 3,000,000 2,391,951 2,015, , % 10.8% (9.3%) 3,210, ,675 30,043

11 JOR WORSTED MILL JOWM 2008 H1 12,500, ,892, ,294,002 3,645, % 7.2% (5.9%) 71,750, ,364 24,541 JORDAN PHARMA JPHM 2008 H1 20,000,000 53,891,457 32,180,572 (2,085,918) (0.104) (7.7%) (12.6%) (8.5%) 30,000,000 Negative 29,717 43,867 JORDAN POUL PROC JPPC 2008 H1 16,000,000 22,655,256 5,358,606 (1,137,130) (0.071) (10.5%) (44.6%) (15.1%) 12,640,000 Negative 62,963 52,506 JOR VEG OIL IND JVOI 2008 H1 3,000,000 20,176,439 5,840, , % 34.2% % 8,850, N/A N/A ENJAZ LIPO 2007 Q4 3,335,942 3,426,083 3,286,540 (68,113) (0.020) (3.2%) (3.6%) (4.7%) 6,138,133 Negative ARAB PESTICIDES MBED 2008 H1 10,000,000 18,420,450 13,152,152 1,171, % 18.8% (15.3%) 20,000, , ,156 MID EAST COMPLEX MECE 2008 H1 100,000, ,672, ,268,102 8,361, % 9.8% (13.7%) 246,000, ,611,329 4,132,609 MID PHARMA IND MPHA 2008 H1 9,869,583 25,032,419 12,462,150 92, % 1.5% % 28,227,007 >100 N/A N/A NATIONAL STEEL NAST 2008 H1 4,000,000 12,879,587 6,108, , % 26.5% (13.4%) 5,440, ,791 65,814 NAT`L ALUM IND NATA 2008 H1 9,000,000 20,170,708 12,442, , % 9.7% (10.1%) 12,060, ,381 64,623 NAT CHLORINE NATC 2008 H1 9,000,000 12,159,738 12,159, , % 13.2% (3.9%) 11,070, ,780 41,908 NAT`L POULTRY NATP 2008 H1 30,000,000 74,586,958 56,143,189 3,092, % 11.3% % 66,000, ,514 59,718 NUTRI DAR NDAR 2008 H1 10,000,000 19,433,564 11,034, , % 9.3% % 18,200, ,834 6,741 PEARL SAN P CONV PERL 2008 H1 2,500,000 3,730,522 3,355,832 50, % 3.0% % 7,350, N/A N/A READY MIX CONCRT RMCC 2008 H1 25,000,000 43,118,999 29,949,233 1,433, % 12.3% (13.4%) 61,250, ,628 23,077 SILICA INDUSTR. SLCA 2008 H1 2,366,815 2,581,230 2,480,001 91, % 7.5% % 12,070, TRAVCO TRAV 2008 H1 4,600,000 6,567,999 5,810, , % 25.6% (1.6%) 5,520, ,953 11,928 UNION ADV INDST UADI 2008 H1 3,000,000 11,865,618 6,726, , % 24.3% (2.4%) 8,490, ,124 UNITED CABLE IND UCIC 2008 H1 40,000,000 41,913,320 41,356,809 1,356, % 6.6% (2.6%) 45,200, , ,966 AL-QARIA UCVO 2008 H1 4,500,000 19,515,548 5,047, , % 23.6% (1.8%) 14,580, , ,940 UNIV MOD INDCO UMIC 2008 H1 6,000,000 13,612,463 9,106,875 1,027, % 23.3% (12.7%) 8,700, , ,074 UNIV CHEM IND UNIC 2008 H1 1,500,000 3,168,914 2,769,617 (73,678) (0.049) (4.6%) (5.2%) (7.2%) 2,700,000 Negative 730 1,350 UNION TOBACCO UTOB 2008 H1 15,000,000 63,427,693 36,816,329 1,516, % 8.3% (7.2%) 42,450, ,177 26,156 NAT/CABL/WIRE/MF WIRE 2008 H1 20,000,000 40,844,428 27,948,784 1,201, % 10.0% (12.0%) 26,400, , ,381 JOR WOOD INDUSTR WOOD 2008 H1 4,500,000 16,860,894 13,025, , % 18.4% (4.4%) 24,525, ,320 WOOLEN INDUSTRIES WOOL 2008 H1 1,200, , ,820 (88,678) (0.074) (16.2%) (23.5%) (1.6%) 1,512,000 Negative Industrial Sector Total 1,043,820,655 4,300,289,640 2,140,764, % 18.3% 8,800,480, ,301,333 52,637,343 Market Total 6,103,868,546 53,873,087,340 12,351,844, ,777, % 15.9% 30,465,819, ,202, ,208,022 Earnings per Share () indicated above represents the basic. The Arab Bank represents the Arab Bank Group. Return on Average Assets () and Return on Average () are based on annualised earnings. Where no financials have been issued by the Company for either two consecutive fiscal years, the figures indicated represent the Return on Assets (ROA) and Return on (ROE). is based on last closing price and annualised earnings per share. The Arab Bank is based on the Arab Bank Group financials. Negative and s greater than 100 have been excluded from the calculation of the sector. N/A - Information not Available/Applicable