Financing amounting to 4.4 billion dirhams for companies in emerging markets

The latest data issued by the Dubai Ports World Group (DP World) showed that the group helped provide financing capabilities to enhance trade movement by more than $1.2 billion (about 4.4 billion dirhams) for companies in emerging markets, which contributed to bridging the financing gap that global trade suffers from, and ensuring the continuity of the movement of goods in light of some of the most difficult economic challenges in the world.

A document issued by the group this October revealed that more than 58,000 customers from around the world are registered on its trade finance platform, with strategic partnerships with more than 32 international financial institutions.

According to the institution, this achievement was achieved thanks to the combination of the DP World Group’s lending operations and its partnerships with global financial institutions, including “JP Morgan,” “Standard Bank,” “Ned Bank,” and other major institutions. The financing solutions provided by these institutions, in addition to the group’s logistical capabilities, contribute to reducing risks and improving opportunities for obtaining capital for companies of all categories that suffer from a lack of financing services, which means reducing obstacles to international trade.

By combining trade finance initiatives with logistics packages, DB World provides companies with instant financing, clarity and transparency in their supply chains. This integrated model helps lenders make faster and more informed decisions, allowing them to access capital where it is needed most. The global trade finance portfolio managed by DP World has demonstrated its ability to build a strong loan book with high-quality assets, outperforming industry standards, enhancing the effectiveness of this integrated, data-driven model.