The company, a unit of Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC), said it made a profit of SAR913 million ($243.5 million) in the third quarter, up from SAR734 million in the year-earlier period.
The restaurant is among the first of five food and beverage outlets that Marka is planning to open by next year.
The bank made a net profit for the three months to the end of September of KD10.9 million ($37.8 million), compared to KD9.8 million in the year-earlier period.
Gary Anderson is stepping down due to ill health and will be temporarily replaced with COO Gaurang Desai.
Portugal’s largest listed lender, Banco Espirito Santo, was rescued by the state in August.
Burgan said it plans to issue 216 million new shares and that the rights issue will raise its paid-up capital to KD197.18 million.
Middle East bourses tumbled last week, with Dubai taking the biggest hit and losing 13.6 per cent.
The firm attributed the rise to a 5.6 per cent rise in revenue and a reduction in costs and marketing expenditure.
Atlantis refinanced an $880 million loan to take advantage of favourable market conditions, ICD confirmed.
The bank attributed the rise in quarterly profit to higher operating income, which increased 12.1 per cent.
Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Exploration Company (Kufpec) was last in the market in June 2013 when it sealed a five-year $750 million deal.
The Saudi index sank to 9,407 points, its lowest level since mid-April.
Dubai’s airport retailer accounted for 5.19 per cent of global airport duty free business and almost three per cent of the wider duty free and global travel retail business.
Dubai’s index fell 2.7 per cent to 4,370 points as a broad sell-off continued.
The cabinet “accepted” a report by a committee at the Ministry of Electricity and Water on hiking prices of diesel and kerosene more than threefold, state news agency KUNA reported.
The bank said it made SAR1.66 billion ($442.6 million) in the three months ending September 30, compared with SAR1.71 billion in the same period a year earlier.
The decline in third-quarter net profit came despite the bank posting a 7.8 per cent increase in its operating revenue.
FGB, majority-owned by Abu Dhabi’s ruling family, signed an agreement with Integrated Financial Group.
Under the transaction, GEMS will be split into two entities, with the investing group buying a stake in the part of the business focussed on MENA and Asia.
The company is looking to invest in the GCC’s healthcare and education sector, with a focus on the UAE and Saudi markets.
In February, a Flydubai official said that the firm is looking to raise funds through a bond issue and was considering a sukuk option.
The projects include the upgrade to the country’s international airport, various tourism developments and the expansion of the aluminium smelter at state-owned firm Alba.
The offer period for the flotation, in which shares will be priced at Dhs1 each, will run until November 4, the company said in a statement.
Dubai’s index added 1.2 per cent in a broad rally while Abu Dhabi edged up 0.2 per cent.
The bank made a net profit of OMR9.8 million ($25.5 million) in the three months to Sept. 30, up from OMR8.3 million in the same period of 2013.
The bank made a quarterly profit of OMR40.39 million ($104.9 million) in the three months to September 30, it said in a statement to the Muscat bourse.
The lender made a net profit of OMR3.8 million ($9.87 million) in the three months to September 30, compared with OMR3.5 million in the same period of 2013.
Kuwaiti crude for November was priced at a discount of 50 cents per barrel to Saudi Arab Medium, unchanged from a month ago and the widest in 10 years.
Al Noor has made three acquisitions in the UAE this year, including a cancer centre, and hopes to add further buys in the coming year, vice-chairman Kassem Alom said.
The bank said it made SAR1.08 billion ($280 million) in the three months ending September 30, compared with SAR998 million in the same period of 2013, according to a bourse filing.