Indian Businesses Lead Surge in New Dubai Chamber Memberships in Q1 2025
Indian companies topped the list of new non-Emirati businesses joining the Dubai Chamber of Commerce in the first quarter of 2025, according to newly released data.
A total of 4,543 Indian-owned firms became members, marking a 4.4% year-over-year increase and reinforcing India's position as Dubai's largest foreign business community.
The analysis, conducted by Dubai Chamber of Commerce under the umbrella of Dubai Chambers, highlights growing international interest in Dubai as a business hub. Pakistan ranked second with 2,154 new companies, followed by Egypt with 1,362.
Bangladesh stood out for its rapid growth, recording a 28.5% year-over-year rise with 817 new companies. The United Kingdom, Syria, Jordan, China, Türkiye, and Iraq rounded out the top ten nationalities among new member companies.
In terms of business sectors, wholesale and retail trade led the way, accounting for 36.2% of new registrations. Real estate, renting, and business services followed at 35.4%, while construction made up 16.7%. Social and personal services represented 7.7%, and transport, storage, and communications comprised 7.5%.
The figures underline Dubai's continued appeal to a diverse international business community, with steady growth across both nationalities and sectors.
News Source: Dubai Media Office
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