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Arabian Business
3 days ago
- Business
- Arabian Business
US companies flock to Dubai as DMCC reports 7% surge in American business registrations
Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) has reported a 7 per cent year-on-year increase in US company registrations, reinforcing its status as the leading international business district in the UAE and a key hub for American firms expanding into the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. Now home to more than 45 per cent of the estimated 1,500 American businesses operating in the UAE, DMCC has become the preferred launchpad for US firms seeking to access some of the world's fastest-growing markets. This uptick in American interest comes in the wake of US President Donald Trump's landmark visit to the UAE in May 2025. US firms in Dubai The visit resulted in $200bn in strategic trade agreements, covering sectors such as: Artificial intelligence Energy Defence Aviation Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, DMCC, said: 'President Trump's recent visit to the UAE – part of the first official foreign visit of his second term – marks a new chapter in economic collaboration between the UAE and United States. 'With bilateral trade reaching $34.4bn in 2024, there is significant trade and investment momentum as well as appetite among American businesses to set up in Dubai and tap into global markets.' To capitalise on this momentum, DMCC hosted its Made For Trade Live series in New York City, Brooklyn, and Miami, engaging more than 150 US business leaders from sectors including tech, finance, commodities, and advanced manufacturing. These events are part of DMCC's long-term strategy to attract high-growth American companies to Dubai, positioning the emirate as a springboard into EMEA and South Asia. As of mid-2025, nearly 26,000 companies operate out of DMCC, including more than 700 from the United States. The district offers a full-service ecosystem for trade, innovation, and entrepreneurship — all within Dubai's free zone framework.
Khaleej Times
3 days ago
- Business
- Khaleej Times
DMCC announces 7% growth in US companies past 12 months
DMCC, the leading international business district that drives the flow of global trade through Dubai, has announced a 7 per cent rise in US companies joining its international business district in the past 12 months. Now home to over 45 per cent of the estimated 1,500 American companies in the UAE, DMCC has reaffirmed its position as the go-to trade hub in Dubai for US firms seeking to scale into the world's fastest-growing markets. The strong growth in American businesses reflects the wider trade momentum following US President Donald Trump's landmark visit to the UAE in May, during which a series of strategic deals worth $200 billion were signed across key sectors including AI, energy, defence and aviation. These agreements – signalling a new chapter in UAE-US economic cooperation – have further elevated the commercial opportunity on offer for American enterprises in the region. Capitalising on this momentum, DMCC concluded its latest Made For Trade Live series across New York City, Brooklyn, and Miami. The trio of high-impact events convened 150 business leaders from across critical sectors – including technology, financial services, commodities and advanced manufacturing – as DMCC accelerates its drive to attract the next wave of American companies and investment to Dubai. Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, DMCC, said: 'President Trump's recent visit to the UAE – part of the first official foreign visit of his second term – marks a new chapter in economic collaboration between the UAE and United States. With bilateral trade reaching $34.4 billion in 2024, there is significant trade and investment momentum as well as appetite among American businesses to set up in Dubai and tap into global markets. We have witnessed this first hand with strong multi-year growth of US companies joining our district, including a rise of 7 per cent in the past 12 months, meaning DMCC continues to be the trade hub of choice for over 45 per cent of the total American business presence in the UAE – a position we will aim to grow and consolidate as we enhance the value proposition across our dedicated ecosystems in commodities, services and advanced technologies.' DMCC's record as an international business district continues to drive its appeal. With almost 26,000 companies now operating across its district – including over 700 from the US – DMCC contributes 15 per cent of Dubai's annual foreign direct investment inflows and 7 per cent of the Emirate's GDP. Through initiatives like Made For Trade Live, DMCC continues to position Dubai as a prime destination for business, connecting international firms to a global network of opportunity across the Middle East, Asia, Africa and beyond.
Hi Dubai
3 days ago
- Business
- Hi Dubai
DMCC Reports 7% Surge in US Companies as UAE-US Trade Ties Strengthen
DMCC has reported a 7% increase in American companies joining its international business district over the past year, underscoring Dubai's growing appeal as a launchpad for US firms expanding into global markets. Now hosting nearly half of the estimated 1,500 American businesses operating in the UAE, DMCC has cemented its role as the preferred hub for US enterprises seeking to tap into the region's economic growth. The rise in US business interest follows President Donald Trump's visit to the UAE in May—his first official overseas trip in his second term—where strategic agreements worth $200 billion were signed across AI, energy, defence, and aviation sectors. These deals have marked a renewed phase in UAE-US economic collaboration, spurring investment opportunities and trade activity. In response, DMCC concluded its 'Made For Trade Live' roadshow across New York City, Brooklyn, and Miami, engaging 150 business leaders from key sectors including finance, tech, commodities, and manufacturing. Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and CEO of DMCC, highlighted the momentum: 'With bilateral trade hitting $34.4 billion in 2024, there is growing appetite among American businesses to establish a presence in Dubai and access global markets.' With nearly 26,000 companies operating in its ecosystem—over 700 of them American—DMCC continues to attract international investment and reinforce Dubai's position as a strategic gateway for global trade. News Source: Emirates News Agency
Zawya
3 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
DMCC announces 7% growth in U.S. companies during latest trade roadshow to New York and Miami
DMCC is now home to over 700 U.S. companies – representing over 45% of American businesses operating in the UAE 150 American business leaders briefed across three roadshows in New York, Brooklyn and Miami to showcase opportunities for American companies to set up and grow in Dubai Dubai, UAE: DMCC, the leading international business district that drives the flow of global trade through Dubai, has announced a 7% rise in U.S. companies joining its international business district in the past 12 months. Now home to over 45% of the estimated 1,500 American companies in the UAE, DMCC has reaffirmed its position as the go-to trade hub in Dubai for U.S. firms seeking to scale into the world's fastest-growing markets. The strong growth in American businesses reflects the wider trade momentum following U.S. President Donald Trump's landmark visit to the UAE in May, during which a series of strategic deals worth USD 200 billion were signed across key sectors including AI, energy, defence and aviation. These agreements – signalling a new chapter in UAE-U.S. economic cooperation – have further elevated the commercial opportunity on offer for American enterprises in the region. Capitalising on this momentum, DMCC concluded its latest Made For Trade Live series across New York City, Brooklyn, and Miami. The trio of high-impact events convened 150 business leaders from across critical sectors including technology, financial services, commodities and advanced manufacturing – as DMCC accelerates its drive to attract the next wave of American companies and investment to Dubai. Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, DMCC, said: 'President Trump's recent visit to the UAE – part of the first official foreign visit of his second term – marks a new chapter in economic collaboration between the UAE and United States. With bilateral trade reaching USD 34.4 billion in 2024, there is significant trade and investment momentum as well as appetite among American businesses to set up in Dubai and tap into global markets. We have witnessed this first hand with strong multi-year growth of U.S. companies joining our district, including a rise of 7% in the past 12 months, meaning DMCC continues to be the trade hub of choice for over 45% of the total American business presence in the UAE – a position we will aim to grow and consolidate as we enhance the value proposition across our dedicated ecosystems in commodities, services and advanced technologies.' DMCC's record as an international business district continues to drive its appeal. With almost 26,000 companies now operating across its district – including over 700 from the US – DMCC contributes 15% of Dubai's annual foreign direct investment inflows and 7% of the Emirate's GDP. Through initiatives like Made For Trade Live, DMCC continues to position Dubai as a prime destination for business, connecting international firms to a global network of opportunity across the Middle East, Asia, Africa and beyond.
Zawya
3 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
DMCC announces 7% growth in US companies in 12 months
DUBAI - DMCC, the leading international business district that drives the flow of global trade through Dubai, has announced a 7% rise in US companies joining its international business district in the past 12 months. Now home to over 45% of the estimated 1,500 American companies in the UAE, DMCC has reaffirmed its position as the go-to trade hub in Dubai for US firms seeking to scale into the world's fastest-growing markets. The strong growth in American businesses reflects the wider trade momentum following US President Donald Trump's landmark visit to the UAE in May, during which a series of strategic deals worth US$200 billion were signed across key sectors including AI, energy, defence and aviation. These agreements – signalling a new chapter in UAE-US economic cooperation – have further elevated the commercial opportunity on offer for American enterprises in the region. Capitalising on this momentum, DMCC concluded its latest Made For Trade Live series across New York City, Brooklyn, and Miami. The trio of high-impact events convened 150 business leaders from across critical sectors – including technology, financial services, commodities and advanced manufacturing – as DMCC accelerates its drive to attract the next wave of American companies and investment to Dubai. Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, DMCC, said, 'President Trump's recent visit to the UAE – part of the first official foreign visit of his second term – marks a new chapter in economic collaboration between the UAE and United States. With bilateral trade reaching US$34.4 billion in 2024, there is significant trade and investment momentum as well as appetite among American businesses to set up in Dubai and tap into global markets." DMCC's record as an international business district continues to drive its appeal. With almost 26,000 companies now operating across its district – including over 700 from the US.
