Dubai International Chamber Welcomes 143 New Companies in H1 2025
The Dubai International Chamber, part of Dubai Chambers, attracted 143 new companies in the first half of 2025, which is a 138% increase compared to last year.
Out of these, 31 were multinational companies and 112 were small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
At the same time, the Dubai Chamber of Commerce, another branch of Dubai Chambers, added 35,532 new members, a 4% rise from last year.
Exports and re-exports from members reached $46.8 billion (AED 171.9 billion), up 18%. The Chamber also issued 409,083 Certificates of Origin (10% increase) and processed 2,961 ATA Carnets for goods worth $528 million (AED 1.94 billion).
Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Chairman of Dubai International Chamber, said Dubai is becoming a strong global hub for foreign investment and international business expansion. He added that the Chamber’s network of international offices plays a big role in attracting investors, building trade ties, and supporting partnerships between Dubai companies and global markets.
As part of the Dubai Global initiative, which aims to open 50 international offices by 2030, the Chamber opened five new offices in Dhaka, Cape Town, Bengaluru, Bangkok, and Toronto in H1 2025.
These offices hosted 247 business roundtables, promoting Dubai as a launchpad for international growth and attracting more foreign investment. The network now helps link Dubai with world business communities, encouraging two-way investments, trade, and partnerships.
The offices also provide market research and tailored support to help foreign companies set up in Dubai and connect with local opportunities.
Published: 19th August 2025
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