Abu Dhabi sees a boom in Indian companies as membership jumps over 31% to 17,457
The rapid expansion underscores India’s position as one of the Emirate’s most important economic partners and highlights Abu Dhabi’s appeal as a Global Hub for business and investment.
The Chamber recorded the membership of New Indian Companies in 2024, representing an annual increase of 311.1 percent.
Indian companies in Abu Dhabi
Membership of Indian companies has achieved an annual growth rate of 38.4 percent between 2019 and 2024, underscoring the confidence of Indian businesses in investing in the Emirate.
Acceleration following the economic cooperation between Abu Dhabi and India since the beginning of the economic cooperation agreement (CEPA), creating new opportunities for trade, financial flows and cooperation in all emerging sectors.
Shamis Khalfan Al Dhaheri, the second chairman of the cross and the managing director of the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and the Indian company industry shows the confidence of our economy and the clarity of the investment proposal in Abu Dhabi.
“It also demonstrates the confidence of Indian businesses in the Emirate’s advanced infrastructure and its potential to provide high growth opportunities for the region’s growth and expansion.”
He affirmed India’s position as a reliable trade partner and investment partner and said that the continuation of CEPA, along with strategic initiatives, will support growth in emerging sectors, advanced industries, biotechnology, energy, food and water.
Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce
Indian companies in Abu Dhabi operate across many industries. Retail and retail trade accounts for 45 percent of the membership, followed by 14 percent in construction, with participation in administrative services, hospitality, technical services, sales, transportation, tourism.
This diversity underlines Abu Dhabi’s competitiveness as a diverse and dynamic economy.
Momentum is accompanied by a wide-ranging operation in the country’s work. By 2024, non-oil trade between Abu Dhabi and India will rise to 94 percent, supported by growing opportunities for companies on both sides.
Ali Mohamed Al Marzoqi, Director-General of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said: “Businesses in India are included in the growth story of Abu Dhabi. The increase in infrastructure.
“At Chamber we offer integrated services that turn passion into action;
The Chamber said it is committed to supporting Indian companies as they expand operations and capital diversification in the Emirate, providing a variety of Emirate services and market access programs that strengthen the Emirate’s position as a Premier Global Destination for Prestise Portif.
