emirates7 - DMCC has reported a 13 percent increase in the number of Singaporean companies joining its international business district over the past year.
This information was shared during DMCC’s inaugural roadheld in Singapore, part of its initiative to attract Singaporean businesses to Dubai. Currently, DMCC hosts more than half of all Singaporean companies operating in the UAE.
To facilitate company formation within DMCC, a partnership agreement was signed with Hawksford, a global business services provider. Hawksford will offer advisory, registration, accounting, and tax support services to help attract new businesses to the district.
Singapore is a key strategic market for DMCC, offering numerous opportunities across technology, commodities, and trade sectors, supported by strengthening ties as Singaporean firms look to enhance efficiency through Dubai.
With nearly 400 Singaporean companies now registered at DMCC, the district is quickly establishing itself as an important gateway for Southeast Asian businesses aiming to expand internationally.
During the event, senior DMCC executives engaged with over 100 Singaporean business leaders, sharing tailored insights on how Dubai can serve as a strategic hub for global growth and investment diversification.
Ahmed bin Sulayem, DMCC’s Executive Chairman and CEO, commented, “Our first in-person Made For Trade Live roadin Singapore coincides with growing collaboration between our countries, with bilateral trade reaching US$18.7 billion last year.”
Tommaso Barindelli, Head of Business Development at Hawksford Dubai, said, “This partnership represents a major achievement for our firm and an excellent opportunity for both existing and prospective clients.”
DMCC currently hosts more than 25,000 companies from 180 countries across all sectors. The district accounts for 15 percent of Dubai’s annual foreign direct investment inflows and contributes 7 percent to the emirate’s GDP.
This information was shared during DMCC’s inaugural roadheld in Singapore, part of its initiative to attract Singaporean businesses to Dubai. Currently, DMCC hosts more than half of all Singaporean companies operating in the UAE.
To facilitate company formation within DMCC, a partnership agreement was signed with Hawksford, a global business services provider. Hawksford will offer advisory, registration, accounting, and tax support services to help attract new businesses to the district.
Singapore is a key strategic market for DMCC, offering numerous opportunities across technology, commodities, and trade sectors, supported by strengthening ties as Singaporean firms look to enhance efficiency through Dubai.
With nearly 400 Singaporean companies now registered at DMCC, the district is quickly establishing itself as an important gateway for Southeast Asian businesses aiming to expand internationally.
During the event, senior DMCC executives engaged with over 100 Singaporean business leaders, sharing tailored insights on how Dubai can serve as a strategic hub for global growth and investment diversification.
Ahmed bin Sulayem, DMCC’s Executive Chairman and CEO, commented, “Our first in-person Made For Trade Live roadin Singapore coincides with growing collaboration between our countries, with bilateral trade reaching US$18.7 billion last year.”
Tommaso Barindelli, Head of Business Development at Hawksford Dubai, said, “This partnership represents a major achievement for our firm and an excellent opportunity for both existing and prospective clients.”
DMCC currently hosts more than 25,000 companies from 180 countries across all sectors. The district accounts for 15 percent of Dubai’s annual foreign direct investment inflows and contributes 7 percent to the emirate’s GDP.