BBK reveals 2024 Al Hayrat prize

TDT | Manama                                                      

The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com

Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait (BBK), Bahrain’s pioneer in retail and commercial banking, has announced the launch of the new Al Hayrat scheme for 2024.

The overall prize pool of BD 2.5 million will be distributed to more than 350 lucky winners throughout the year and until January 2025.

Over the course of the year, Al Hayrat customers will have the chance to win many monthly prizes, with a grand draw that will be in January 2025 for an amount of more than BD 1 million. Besides the staggering amount of cash prizes, the scheme also includes luxury cars, 1KG gold bars and many other surprises to be revealed during the year.

Ahmed Taqi, General Manager of Retail Banking at BBK, commented: "We are excited to announce the launch of the 2024 Al Hayrat scheme.

The scheme was carefully designed in response to the suggestions and recommendations of our customers as well as continuing with Al Hayrat’s legacy of providing life-changing prizes.

Our strategy of rewarding as many customers as possible remains, with focus on our loyal customers.

This initiative follows the remarkable success of last year’s scheme, where 69 winners were rewarded with prizes totaling BD 1.9 million.”

Taqi added: “This year’s scheme stands out with a significantly larger number of winners and prizes compared to the previous year. We are awarding two lucky winners with BD 500,000 each. Throughout the year, we will award exciting prizes like large cash prizes, luxury cars, and 1KG gold bars.

In January 2025, we will be celebrating our Grand Draw in a ceremony where more than BD 1 million will be distributed to 119 winners, with winners receiving BD500,000, BD200,000, BD100,000 and BD50,000, BD10,000 and other prizes”.

"With that, we encourage customers to deposit more and increase their chances of winning. We also extend an invitation to everyone to join us in becoming one of the fortunate winners by opening a new Al Hayrat account," he said.