Dubai Chamber Welcomes Thousands of Global Memberships in 2024
A recent analysis conducted by Dubai Chamber of Commerce revealed that Indian investors continued to dominate the list of new company memberships.
This was during the first nine months of the current year among non-Emirati nationalities.
Indian Investors Topped The List
A total of 12,142 new Indian investors joined the chamber, reflecting Dubai’s attractiveness to Indian investors and businesspeople.
Pakistan ranked second with 6,061 new companies.
While Egypt came in third position with 3,611 new Egyptian companies registered as members of the chamber.
Syrian companies followed in fourth place, with 2,062 new companies joining the chamber’s membership.
While the United Kingdom ranked fifth, with 1,886 new UK companies.
Sudan New Members in Dubai Chambers Reached 1007 Companies
New Bangladeshi companies came in sixth position with 1,669 new Bangladeshi companies joining the chamber’s membership.
Iraq came in seventh position on the list of the top nationalities of new companies joining the chamber’s membership with 1,346 new companies.
While Chinese companies came in eighth position with 1,109 new companies joining the chamber’s membership.
Jordanian companies ranked ninth on the list, with 1,069 new Jordanian companies registered as members of the chamber.
While Sudan came in tenth with 1,007 new Sudanese companies joining the chamber’s membership.
Sectors of Dubai Chamber of Commerce New Members
In terms of new companies sectoral distribution, the trade and services sector ranked first, accounting for 41.5% of the total new companies.
While the real estate, leasing, and business services sector ranked second, accounting for 33.3% of the total number of companies.
The construction sector came in third with 10.4% of the total.
Followed by the transportation, storage, and communications sector in fourth place, accounting for 8.6% of the total new companies.
While the social and personal services sector came in fifth with 6.8%.
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Why Are the Indian investors Joining Dubai Chambers ?
- Strong Economic Ties
- Favorable Business Environment
- Large Indian Expatriate Community
- Growth Potential
By joining Dubai Chamber of Commerce, Indian investors gain access to a valuable network of businesses, industry insights, and support services.
All of this can help them to succeed in the UAE market.
