Indian companies top the list of new members of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce during 2025

Dubai, 17 February / WAM / A new report issued by the Dubai Chamber of Commerce, one of the three chambers operating under the umbrella of the Dubai Chambers, revealed that Indian companies continued to lead the list of new foreign companies joining the Chamber’s membership during the year 2025, with 18,486 new members, an 11% growth compared to the number of Indian companies that joined membership during the same period in the year 2024.

Pakistan came in second place, with 9,138 new companies in 2025, an annual increase of 12%, while Egypt came in third place in the list of nationalities of companies joining the Chamber’s membership, as the number of new Egyptian companies registered with the Chamber’s membership during the past year reached 5,043 companies.

The United Kingdom ranked fourth with 2,733 new companies, with an annual growth of 5%, and Bangladesh came in fifth place, as 2,721 new companies from Bangladesh joined the chamber’s membership last year, with a growth of 15% on an annual basis.

Syria came in sixth place, with 1,907 new companies joining the Dubai Chamber of Commerce.

Chinese companies ranked seventh with 1,583 new companies joining, with a growth of 7% on an annual basis, and Jordan came in eighth place with 1,325 new companies.

Türkiye ranked ninth with 1,308 new companies, while the United States of America came in tenth place with 1,054 new companies.

With 71,830 new companies joining the Chamber’s membership during the year 2025, the total number of Chamber members increased to 292,486 active companies by the end of 2025 compared to 258,318 companies in 2024, a growth of 13.2%.

In terms of the sectoral distribution of new companies joining the membership of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce during the year 2025, the real estate sector, leasing and business services sector accounted for 37.6% of the activities of new members, followed by the wholesale and retail trade sector with a share of 34.5%, and the construction sector came in third place with a share of 17.2%, while the social and personal services sector came in fourth place with a share of 7.9%, followed by the transportation, storage and communications sector with a share of 7.2%.

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