Estithmar Holding has launched its fifth business arm, Estithmar Capital, to expand its financial services operations and strengthen governance across the group.
The new group will focus on financial investment management, operating within structured frameworks for compliance, regulation, and risk oversight.
Strengthening governance and capital management
Estithmar Capital is designed to centralize the management of the group’s financial investments, standardize governance practices, and improve oversight across multiple markets.
Juan Leon Chief Executive Officer Estithmar Holding
“The establishment of Estithmar Capital represents a strategic step aimed at developing our activities in the banking and financial services sector within an advanced regulatory environment. We are building from Qatar as a global financial hub, with a focus on responsible capital stewardship, strengthening governance, and delivering long-term value while expanding our investment activities across the region, supported by rigorous regulatory and supervisory frameworks that enable sustainable growth.”
As part of the launch, Estithmar Holding appointed Fadi Al Faqih as Group Chief Executive Officer of Estithmar Capital.
Moutaz Al Khayyat, Chairman of Estithmar Holding, said that the move aligns with the company’s vision to diversify investment portfolios and identify opportunities across sectors and markets. He emphasized that prudent risk management and portfolio diversification have been central to Estithmar Holding’s growth trajectory, both within Qatar and internationally.
Estithmar Capital signals a new phase in the group’s expansion strategy, reinforcing its position within Qatar’s corporate landscape while strengthening its regional financial ambitions.
Estithmar Holding currently operates through four established groups: Healthcare, Services, Tourism and Real Estate Development, and Contracting & Industries. With a workforce exceeding 28,000 employees representing more than 100 nationalities, the company maintains operations in over 10 countries.
