Fraud Warning

BALTIC ALLIANCE warns all interested parties about fake commercial offers, job offers, and other forged documents distributed on the Internet allegedly on behalf of the Company.

Furthermore, in connection with increased cases considering illegal use of the Company's style, trademark, and logo by sites, accounts, and social network pages not related to BALTIC ALLIANCE, we recall the need for caution and reconciling all the information with the official resources www.balticalliance.com

Baltic Alliance is not responsible for undesirable consequences that may result from using information from unverified sources.

Abdulla Al Amoudi

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Abdulla Al Amoudi

Independent Director, Chairman of the Audit Committee, Member of the Nomination and Remuneration Committee

About Abdulla Al Amoudi

Abdulla Al Amoudi is a Saudi Businessman and a close relative of Mohammed Al Amoudi, who has accumulated a portfolio of construction, agriculture, and energy companies and is also serving on the Board of directors of MIDROC, an international holding company with substantial interests in petroleum, agribusiness, construction, tourism, as well as trade and investment.

MIDROC owns a 70% stake in National Oil Ethiopia and maintains major petroleum refining and retail investments in Sweden, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, and Lebanon, through its subsidiary CORRAL Petroleum Holdings. The company also owns the Swedish oil and gas company Svenska Petroleum Exploration. MIDROC owns and operates approximately 1,000 petrol stations in Sweden, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon. Mohammed Al Amoudi is the Chairman, CEO, and sole owner of the company.

As a member of a wealthy family in the Middle East, Abdulla Al Amoudi keeps finding new ways to change the world, he has also invested in agriculture, and several oil and gas exploration projects in the Middle East, Russia, and Kazakhstan including gold mining, he previously served on the Board of directors of the Saudi Arabian Mining Company.

Abdulla Al Amoudi acquired significant oil interests in Russia and has a 20% stake in Baltic Alliance.