Gulf Bank KSCP
Gulf Bank K.S.C.P. provides various banking products and services to individual, corporate, and institutional customers in Kuwait. It operates through Commercial Banking, and Treasury & Investments segments. The company accepts current accounts, salary accounts, savings accounts, youth programs, Al Danah accounts, and term and time deposits. Its loan products include housing, consumer, secured cash, auto, secured, revolving term, and installment loans. The company also offers project finance, letters of credit, and letters of guarantee, as well as overdrafts, and working capital and long-term asset financing solutions. In addition, it provides digital wallets; credit, prepaid, and debit cards; investment funds, online trading, and transaction and merchant banking services; and foreign exchange, custodian/investment controller, portfolio management, GB products sales back office, bond's fiscal/paying agent, back office, public and private placements, and funds and structured products. Further, the company offers money market and treasury services; and safety deposit box, credit card facilities, ministries' salary, salary transfer, advisory, online banking, travel insurance, and other services. Gulf Bank K.S.C.P. was incorporated in 1960 and is headquartered in Kuwait City, Kuwait.
If you'd bought from year…
Same habit, different start year. Each row shows what a constant habit's worth of GBK-KW would be worth today, had you started buying at that point in the asset's history.
| Started | $6/day$6/day coffee | $42/wk$42/week coffee |
|---|---|---|
| Year 1 (2000) — listing | $69,927 1.8× | $71,516 1.2× |
| Year 6 (2005) | $61,951 2.0× | $59,693 1.3× |
| Year 11 (2010) | $58,352 2.4× | $53,341 1.5× |
| Year 16 (2015) | $49,500 2.9× | $40,089 1.6× |
| Year 21 (2020) | $14,054 1.5× | $21,033 1.5× |
| Year 26 (2025) | $2,253 1.1× | $3,318 1.1× |
Repeated investment, no fees, dividends reinvested. $6/day coffee = $180 / month equivalent.
Popular scenarios with GBK
For illustration only — not investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.