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Headquarter in Abu Dhabi One of the biggest Indian-owned conglomerates in the Gulf Varied businesses operating in 15 countries spread over 3 continents Employing more than 58,000 people from over 29 countries Operates popular brands of retail chain stores that include the renowned Lulu chain of supermarkets, department stores, hypermarkets and now shopping malls. Group's retail chains cater to over 500,000 customers everyday The Group enjoys over 32% of the total retail market share within the GCC

TSCK is a cultural achievement and educational facility enriched with knowledge, which portrays fascinating architectural design that reflects Islamic art and culture. The walls contain ceramic depictions of stories that tell of Kuwait’s history. The main building is comprised of three main attractions: the Aquarium, Discovery Place and IMAX Theater. It also houses supporting services such as Gift Shop, Cafe and Food court. History TSCK was presented to the citizens and visitors of Kuwait by Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-Sabah (God rest his soul). He was inspired to build the center while overseeing the board meetings for The Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences in 1992. The foundation aimed to create a hub where Kuwait could demonstrate its advancement and place in modern society, in addition to confirming its leadership role in the protection of the environment in the Arabian Peninsula. Architecture TSCK’s exterior consists of a rich array of textured and colored precast panels, wood windows and screens, fabric canopies, and glass (to enclosure the central spaces). TSCK occupies an area of 80,000 sqm, some of which is reclaimed land. The built-up space of the center is approximately 18,000 sqm and is compromised of three major attractions: the Aquarium, Discovery Place, and the IMAX theatre. In addition, the center also houses a gift shop, cafes, and restaurants. The top floors are the premises of the administration offices, training and conference halls. The exterior walls of the center are mud colored, inspired by traditional Kuwaiti dwellings of the past. The tent and sail like structures that appear above and around the center are reminiscent of Kuwait’s maritime history. The ceramic floors of the corridors inside the center contain Islamic art patterns and the walls reveal traditional (SADU) weaving designs.

Al Kout Fahaheel waterfront is Kuwait’s newest and most exciting waterfront development that is built around two retail piers, projecting proudly into the sea. Al Kout offers a unique shopping experience with a mix of over 100 international and regional brands as well as serving the local community with a traditional market for fresh fish, meat and vegetables. The leisure and dining experience is enhanced by a variety of cafes and restaurants and a cineplex set alongside a unique and magical experience of dancing fountains. Al Kout is stretched on 1.6 km costal line of Fahaheel area that is one of the finest waterfront developments in Kuwait. It also includes an attractively designed, state of the art – luxurious yacht club with high-level marina facilities for over 150 boats. The quality of the marine facilities was instrumental in establishing the Al Kout and adjacent waterfront location for the annual Kuwait International Boat Show. The attractive and serviceable location provides a strong appeal to sea lovers and commercial marine enterprises alike.