Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) recorded strong growth in 2025, adding more than 2,300 new companies to surpass a total of 26,000 members, further cementing Dubai’s position as a global hub for trade, technology, and finance.
This expansion reflects sustained momentum across key sectors, particularly technology, commodities, and financial services, as Dubai continues to strengthen its appeal as an international business destination.
Technology has emerged as the largest segment within DMCC’s ecosystem, with over 4,000 companies. The growth has been supported by specialised clusters in areas such as crypto, artificial intelligence, and gaming, which collectively host more than 1,000 firms.
The centre’s strategy focuses on integrating commodities, finance, and technology into a cohesive ecosystem, enabling businesses to operate more efficiently while responding to evolving global trade dynamics.
New company registrations were driven by strong international interest, particularly from India, the United Kingdom, and Türkiye, while the fastest growth was recorded in markets such as the United States, China, Germany, and Switzerland.
DMCC also reinforced its leadership in commodities trade, with continued strength across segments including diamonds, precious metals, coffee, and tea, alongside growing adoption of digital infrastructure and tokenisation initiatives.
Financial activity within the ecosystem accelerated, with trade finance and derivatives platforms recording significant transaction volumes, underscoring the scale and maturity of DMCC’s integrated marketplace.
Infrastructure development advanced in parallel, with expansions across Uptown Dubai and Jumeirah Lakes Towers designed to meet rising demand for premium commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments.
Looking ahead, DMCC remains focused on expanding its sector-specific ecosystems, strengthening both physical and digital infrastructure, and reinforcing Dubai’s role as a global centre for trade and investment.
