BCD Global Targets AED 300M Revenue in Dubai by 2026

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BCD Global Targets AED 300M Revenue in Dubai by 2026
Overview

India's BCD Group, through its international arm BCD Global, has re-entered the Middle East, establishing Dubai as its regional headquarters. The company aims to achieve AED 300 million (USD 82 million) in revenue by the first quarter of 2026, leveraging its 70-year legacy in real estate and infrastructure development. Dubai will spearhead operations across the Middle East and Africa, with Saudi Arabia as a priority expansion market.

BCD Global Sets Sights on AED 300 Million Dubai Revenue

BCD Global, the international real estate platform of India's BCD Group, has formally re-entered the Middle East, establishing Dubai as its regional headquarters. The company targets revenues of AED 300 million (USD 82 million) by the first quarter of 2026. This strategic move extends the group's 70-year legacy in real estate and infrastructure development into global markets.

Expansion Strategy Driven by 70 Years of Experience

With over 155 million square feet delivered across more than 300 projects in seven countries, BCD Group brings substantial experience to its international ventures. Its portfolio spans residential, mixed-use, and large-scale developments. Dubai will anchor BCD Global's Middle East and Africa strategy, with a primary focus on the UAE and the broader GCC region. Saudi Arabia is identified as a key market for future growth.

Disciplined Growth and Predictable Returns

Dr. Angad Singh Bedi, Chairman of BCD Global, emphasized a long-term vision for the Middle East expansion, prioritizing disciplined execution and predictable returns over speculative growth. "Dubai offers the regulatory clarity, depth of capital, and global connectivity required to build a resilient international portfolio," Bedi stated.

Initial Dubai Project to Fuel Growth

BCD Global's initial development in Dubai's Warsan district is expected to underpin its near-term revenue targets. While project specifics remain undisclosed, the company indicated it aligns with its strategy of disciplined capital deployment. The group's diverse capabilities, including healthcare infrastructure and hospitality, may also be leveraged selectively across the Middle East and Africa.

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