THE BEST RESOURCES FOR AN AMBITIOUS OBJECTIVE

ORT, MASRI & ASSOCIES SAL is a Lebanese company incorporated in November 1997, the line of business of which is to compile, organize and provide, on digital support, commercial, financial, legal and public information on firms and companies based and operating in Lebanon.

OM&A is affiliated to ORT SA, a leading French and international information provider, whose decision to invest in our country bears a high economic significance, and to KHALIL MASRI & FILS SARL, a Lebanese information house who has received the privilege of being selected by ORT SA as its local partner.

The activity of OM&A is closely associated to business development in general, and to the assessment and monitoring of corporate credit and counterpart risk in particular.

The creation of OM&A takes place at a time when the Lebanese business community is more conscious than ever of the crucial importance of comprehensive, accurate, reliable and quickly available corporate information, in the institution of a business environment marked by trust between different operators.

This in turn is an essential condition for the harmonious growth of Lebanon's economy in general, and for the growth of financial and stock markets in particular.

To achieve its ambitious objective of fully satisfying the growth of business information requirements in Lebanon, OM&A has secured through its shareholding and management structures a number of essential and unique resources:

A powerful computer equipment and information technology, an advanced technical know-how, a comprehensive database, an ascertained experience in business information, a strong reputation of neutrality and integrity, a deep knowledge of the Lebanese market, and management skills brought by a team of young managers eager to make sure that a project which has required about two years of study and preparation, and which has required a substantial human and material investment, has become a reality. 

Habib Khalil Masri
Chairman & General Manager                                                                            December, 1998