Al Faleh Educational Holding convened its Annual Ordinary General Assembly on December 4, 2025, in Doha, Qatar, approving key resolutions regarding its 2025 fiscal year performance and future initiatives. The assembly, attended by Chairperson and Founder Dr. Sheikha Aisha bint Faleh Al Thani and CEO Sheikha Anwar bint Nawaf Al Thani, confirmed a positive financial outlook for the holding company, a significant player in Qatar’s education sector. A planned Extraordinary General Assembly was postponed due to insufficient quorum.
The meeting saw shareholders approve the report of the Board of Directors detailing the company’s activities through August 31, 2025, and a discussion of future strategic plans. Attendees also ratified the External Auditors’ Report and the audited financial statements for the same period. This signals continued confidence in the company’s financial transparency and accountability.
Al Faleh Educational Holding Reports Strong 2025 Performance
Dr. Sheikha Aisha highlighted 2025 as a pivotal year for Al Faleh Educational Holding, marked by both financial success and strategic expansion. The company’s consistent presence on the Qatar Stock Exchange’s Main Market underscores its established position as a national leader in private and higher education.
According to the presented financial results, the company demonstrated improved profitability. Earnings per Share increased to QR0.058, a rise from QR0.052 in the previous year. Additionally, net profit saw a substantial 13% growth, reaching QR14,026,553, attributed to enhanced operational efficiency and collaborative efforts across all departments.
Dividend Distribution and Future Investment
A key decision from the assembly was the approval of a dividend distribution to shareholders equivalent to QR0.0125 per share, reflecting the company’s financial health and commitment to investor returns. The dividend announcement is likely to be welcomed by investors tracking the company’s performance.
Dr. Sheikha Aisha reaffirmed the organization’s dedication to delivering first-rate learning experiences across all stages of education. The company intends to reinforce its commitment to leadership, innovation, and academic excellence in its schools and higher education institutions, anticipating a strong showing for the 2025/2026 academic year.
Beyond financial performance, Al Faleh Educational Holding announced the introduction of several new academic programs within its higher education offerings. These include Bachelor’s Degrees with Honours in LLB International Law and Comparative Law, Bachelor of Real Estate Management with Honours, and MEng Computing Science (Cybersecurity). Postgraduate programs launching include MSc International Relations and MSc Artificial Intelligence.
These new programs indicate a strategic initiative to diversify the company’s academic portfolio and cater to evolving market demands, especially within specialized fields like cybersecurity and international affairs. This expansion aligns with Qatar’s broader national vision for developing a knowledge-based economy. Demand for specialized degrees is increasing as Qatar seeks to diversify its economy.
However, the Extraordinary General Assembly, originally scheduled for December 4th, did not meet the required legal quorum and has been rescheduled for December 11, 2025. The agenda for the postponed meeting remains undisclosed, but shareholder participation will be crucial for its successful convening. Investors will be watching to see if the required quorum is met on the new date and what resolutions are put forward. The postponed assembly suggests potential discussions regarding more substantial changes or approvals within the company structure or strategy, requiring a higher level of shareholder engagement.
Looking ahead, Al Faleh Educational Holding will proceed with the implementation of its approved academic programs and focus on maintaining its strong financial trajectory. The success of these new programs and the company’s ability to continue enhancing its educational offerings will be key factors to monitor in the coming months. Further updates regarding the rescheduled Extraordinary General Assembly are expected before December 11th.
