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ARTICLE · 28 OCTOBER 2025

Alternative Data And Financial Valuation In The Middle East

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In an increasingly digitized global economy, access to reliable financial information remains a cornerstone of sound investment decisions. Yet, in many emerging markets, particularly across the Middle East, traditional financial disclosures are often infrequent, inconsistent, or entirely unavailable.

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In an increasingly digitized global economy, access to reliable financial information remains a cornerstone of sound investment decisions. Yet, in many emerging markets, particularly across the Middle East, traditional financial disclosures are often infrequent, inconsistent, or entirely unavailable. This data deficiency creates a serious challenge for investors and analysts attempting to evaluate companies, assets, or entire sectors. In response to this gap, the concept of alternative data has emerged as a transformative tool in financial analysis and valuation. This form of data, which is derived from non-conventional sources such as satellite imagery, social media sentiment, mobile usage patterns, and online consumer behavior, offers a timely and innovative lens through which financial performance can be estimated. With the Middle East undergoing significant digital and economic transformation, the adoption of alternative data for valuation purposes is no longer a

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