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National Leasing Holding Company reported net profits of QAR 11.09 million for the six months ended June 30, 2026. The figure marked a 0.7 percent increase from QAR 11.01 million in the corresponding period of 2025, with earnings per share advancing to QAR 0.022 from QAR 0.020, Qatar News Agency reported. Data published on the Qatar Stock Exchange website detailed the results on August 10 as the company fulfilled its disclosure obligations for the semi-annual period. The modest growth comes in a financial services environment that has shown resilience amid Qatar’s ongoing economic expansion.
The company, also known as Alijarah Holding with the ticker NLCS, operates as a Qatari public shareholding entity incorporated in 2003. A profile on the Qatar Exchange website places its core activities in leasing, real estate investment, trucking and consumer finance through multiple subsidiaries. The firm maintains its headquarters in Doha, where it has built a portfolio centered on ownership, sales and leasing of both property and movable assets. This structure has allowed it to participate across several segments of the domestic economy since its establishment more than two decades ago.
Qatar’s financial sector is projected to record earnings growth of 10.4 percent in 2026. A Marmore MENA Intelligence assessment tied that expansion to broader real GDP growth of 6.1 percent for the year, largely propelled by the North Field LNG project that is expected to ramp up production in the second half. The same outlook highlighted the hydrocarbon sector’s anticipated 12.1 percent expansion as a key driver that could spill over into supporting industries such as leasing and logistics. National Leasing Holding’s results arrive against this macroeconomic backdrop that has lifted expectations for listed financial firms.
Subsidiaries underpin much of National Leasing Holding’s business model, according to information on the Alijarah corporate website. Alijarah Property functions as a wholly owned unit specializing in commercial, residential and industrial real estate projects across Qatar. The Alijarah Driving Academy, also fully owned, delivers training services and road safety programs. A further subsidiary established in Saudi Arabia in 2024 focuses on real estate development and investment in that market, extending the group’s regional footprint.
The first-half 2026 performance follows a period of stronger growth in prior reporting cycles. National Leasing Holding disclosed a net profit of QAR 16.44 million for the nine months ended September 2025, a 20.12 percent rise from the equivalent period a year earlier, a separate Qatar News Agency report from October 2025 stated. That earlier surge reflected improved conditions in key operational areas before the latest semi-annual update. Such sequential disclosures provide investors with regular benchmarks for assessing the company’s trajectory in the leasing sector.
National Leasing Holding had pre-announced plans to release its semi-annual financial statement on August 10, 2026. The company further scheduled an investor relations conference call for August 13 to review the figures in detail, according to updates posted on the Alijarah website. This sequence aligns with standard practices for Qatar Exchange-listed entities seeking to maintain transparency. The firm, under CEO Hamad Hasan Al Jamali, continues to report on a regular cadence that covers both quarterly and half-year intervals.
