DMCC has announced a strong expansion of its Indian business community, with the number of Indian companies operating within its international business district surpassing 4,080. The milestone follows the addition of more than 330 Indian businesses over the past 12 months, representing an annual growth of 9%.
India has also retained its position as DMCC’s largest international business community, accounting for more than 15% of the organization’s total member companies.
Announcement Made During Made For Trade Live Roadshow
The latest figures were unveiled during DMCC’s Made For Trade Live roadshow held in Pune and Mumbai, where the organization engaged with entrepreneurs, investors and business leaders seeking opportunities to expand their operations globally through Dubai.
The two-city event attracted approximately 250 business leaders, entrepreneurs and investors, with discussions focusing on international business expansion, evolving global trade trends and the strategic advantages of establishing a presence in Dubai.
UAE-India Trade Continues to Reach New Milestones
The announcement comes as economic cooperation between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and India continues to gain momentum.
Since the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) came into force in 2022, bilateral trade between the two countries has increased by nearly 37%, crossing USD 100 billion for the first time last year.
Non-oil trade has also exceeded USD 65 billion, reaching the original CEPA target five years ahead of schedule. The UAE and India are now aiming to double bilateral trade to USD 200 billion by 2032.
DMCC Highlights India’s Growing Global Business Presence
Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and CEO, DMCC said:
“The UAE and India have built one of the world’s fastest-growing economic partnerships, and the continued expansion of our Indian business community reflects that momentum. Today, more than 4,080 Indian companies have chosen DMCC as their international base, representing 9% growth over the past 12 months, making India our largest overseas business community. From technology and finance to precious stones, precious metals, maritime services, and agri-commodities, Indian businesses are increasingly using Dubai as a platform to expand internationally. As our two countries work towards the shared ambition of USD 200 billion in bilateral trade by 2032, we see significant opportunities to deepen trade, investment, and commercial collaboration.”
Indian Companies Drive Growth Across Multiple Sectors
Indian businesses within DMCC continue to strengthen their presence across several high-growth industries, including technology, precious stones, precious metals, finance, maritime services, energy and agri-commodities.
The steady rise in Indian membership reflects the growing confidence of companies using Dubai as a strategic gateway to access regional and international markets.
DMCC Strengthens Dubai’s Position as a Global Business Hub
Home to more than 26,000 member companies, DMCC remains one of Dubai’s leading international business districts. The organization contributes approximately 15% of Dubai’s annual foreign direct investment (FDI) and around 7% of the emirate’s GDP, providing businesses with specialized ecosystems, modern infrastructure and global market connectivity to support long-term growth.
The latest increase in Indian membership further highlights the deepening commercial partnership between the UAE and India, with both countries continuing to expand trade, investment and cross-border business opportunities.
FAQs
1. How many Indian companies are currently registered with DMCC?
DMCC has announced that more than 4,080 Indian companies are now part of its international business district, following the addition of over 330 new Indian businesses during the past 12 months.
2. Why is India an important market for DMCC?
India is DMCC’s largest international business community, representing more than 15% of its total member base. Indian companies are active across key industries such as technology, precious stones, precious metals, finance, maritime services, energy and agri-commodities.
3. What role does the UAE-India CEPA play in this growth?
Since the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) came into effect in 2022, bilateral trade between the UAE and India has increased by nearly 37%, crossing USD 100 billion and creating greater opportunities for businesses expanding through Dubai.
4. What was the purpose of DMCC’s Made For Trade Live roadshow?
The Pune and Mumbai roadshows brought together business leaders, entrepreneurs and investors to explore international expansion opportunities through Dubai while highlighting the benefits of establishing operations within DMCC’s global business ecosystem.
5. How significant is DMCC’s contribution to Dubai’s economy?
DMCC is home to more than 26,000 member companies and contributes around 15% of Dubai’s annual foreign direct investment (FDI) and approximately 7% of the emirate’s GDP, making it one of the region’s most influential business districts.
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