National Bonds Corporation made a landmark by selling over Dhs1 billion in May, a 29 per cent sales growth record achieved first time in three years as its customer base crossed 630,000 mark. National Bonds now is one of the world’s most diversified savings scheme, accounting for more than 200 different nationalities in its customer base. Commenting on the sales milestone, Mohammed Qasim Al Ali, Chief Executive Officer, National Bonds Corporation said, “Our business growth and record success could not have been achieved without our customers’ loyalty and belief in our scheme’s unique value. This faith motivates us to further our mission to educate and encourage them to save regularly helping them to secure their future and those of their families. One way we aim to achieve that is through our financial education road shows later this year will aim to educate different segments of the community on the tools they need to use in order to develop a healthy saving habit.” Repeat purchases rose to 78 per cent highlighting the scheme’s increased customer loyalty and appreciation of the value offered by the distinctiveness of the scheme. 99 millionaires have been introduced in the past five years by National Bonds awaiting to welcome its 100th millionaire in July of this year.
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