INMA Holding Company Q.P.S.C. — Cyborg Score 5/10

Strategic Profile

The company offers financial brokerage services to customers and provides property management, marketing, and sales services for real estate. In 2024, IHGS's revenue was 29.12 million QAR (a 5.05% increase), with earnings of 12.72 million QAR (a 23.44% increase). The company positions itself as a diversified financial services player focused on the Qatari market.

Cyborg Score Rationale

INMA shows improving financial fundamentals with revenue growth and strong earnings expansion in 2024. However, technical indicators suggest weakness with recent stock price declines, and the market cap of approximately $175M indicates a relatively small-cap player. The company's Islamic Shariah-compliant positioning provides differentiation but limits scope.

Top Insights

• Islamic Shariah-compliant brokerage model provides differentiation in Qatar's financial services market
• Diversified revenue streams across Brokerage (primary), Real Estate, and corporate services segments
• 2024 showed strong earnings growth of 23.44% despite modest 5% revenue increase, indicating operating leverage
• Small-cap status (~$175M market cap) with dividend yield of 2.27%, typical of mature regional holdings

Named Competitors

• Regional Islamic Brokerages — Compete on brokerage services and market access
• Real Estate Services — Provide property management and sales services
• Conventional Brokerage Firms — Offer traditional (non-Islamic) brokerage services

Recent Developments

• (February 2026) Stock trading at QAR 3.08, down 1.40% with analyst target price of QAR 3.75 suggesting 22% upside
• (2024) Revenue reached QAR 29.12M (+5.05% YoY) with earnings of QAR 12.72M (+23.44% YoY)
• (March 2008) Listed on Qatar Stock Exchange following 2003 founding as Islamic Holding Group

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