Mr. Ayman Boodai’s visionary leadership has been instrumental in Rawasi Holding’s success. His wisdom and patience have guided The Securities House since 1986, leading to unprecedented growth. His establishment of investment tools and products compatible with Islamic law has shaped the investment landscape in Kuwait.
The Securities House
1996
Under Mr. Boodai’s leadership as a chairman, The Securities House entered the privatization phase, Rawasi Holding took over 40% of Securities House.
Rawasi
2008
Rawasi’s acquisition of the Green Plastic Factory, renowned for its production and export of plastic products in the region, further expanded the company’s manufacturing capabilities.
2009
Rawasi Holding played a significant role in the establishment of Kuwait International Law School, a pioneering institution as the first private law school in Kuwait.
2017
Rawasi’s acquisition of Cruncho factory / Prolife, specializing in a range of products such as tortilla chips, popcorn, and puffed potatoes, enhanced the company’s diverse product offerings.
2018
The acquisition of Gulf North Africa Holding Company / Rasiyat Holding Company, with a focus on real estate, finance, education, and industry in the MENA region, enabled the restructuring of these entities into specialized firms dedicated to higher education and other sectors.
2019
The acquisition of Kuwait Technical College (Ktech) underscored the commitment to provide educational, economic, and professional development opportunities for Kuwaiti and Gulf citizens.
2024
The acquisition of The Canadian College of Kuwait further solidifies Rawasi’s position as a prominent player in the higher education industry.