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Net profit rose to about Dh975 million and revenue grew roughly 48%; UAE container volumes were lower year on year but recovered strongly from the previous quarter.
Source: Khaleej Times
Read at the sourceTwo new terminals at Al Rugaylat and Dibba, expected within 18–24 months, will add container and general-cargo capacity while Jebel Ali remains the main hub.
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The zone covers more than 550 sq km; ready-built light-industry units start at 419 sq m, with published annual rates for serviced industrial plots.
Source: Abu Dhabi Media Office
Read at the sourceNon-oil trade reached about Dh2.945 trillion by end-September, up 10%, with non-oil exports at a record of roughly Dh706 billion.
Source: Khaleej Times
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The Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre logged over 38,000 transactions; sales of about Dh119bn led the growth and foreign investment in investment zones more than doubled.
Source: Abu Dhabi Media Office
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The Abu Dhabi show drew about 240,000 visitors and 2,260 exhibiting companies, with deal value up roughly 26% on the previous edition — widening supply and service openings for energy firms.
Source: Abu Dhabi Media Office
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Pre-tax profit fell 66% and revenue 12% to Dh66.2bn because of the conflict and higher fuel costs, while the group kept a strong cash position.
Source: Emirates Group
Read at the sourceIt runs 23–26 November at Dubai World Trade Centre with 1,800+ exhibitors from 60 countries, including a trail for low-carbon building-material suppliers.
Source: Gulf Daily News
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The PMI read 54.8, and firms raised selling prices at the fastest pace on record to pass on higher fuel, freight and material costs.
Source: The National
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Sales reached about Dh412bn across ready and off-plan property, with October alone recording more than Dh34bn.
Source: Emirates 24|7
Read at the sourceTalks wrapped up in 47 days; the deal is expected to take effect in 2027 and aims to double two-way trade within a decade.
Source: Khaleej Times
Read at the sourceNet profit rose to about Dh1.9bn and revenue to Dh9.3bn, with a development backlog of around Dh71.6bn.
Source: The National
Read at the sourceThe agreement aims to grow trade that topped $2.1bn in 2025 and will take effect once ratified.
Source: The National
Read at the sourceMore than 200 items are targeted for local production, and a simpler supplier qualification process could cut onboarding time by up to 80%.
Source: Gulf Daily News
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The next edition runs 3–6 May 2027 at Dubai World Trade Centre, a key deal-making platform for hotels, airlines and travel companies.
Source: Gulf Daily News
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The next edition runs 11–13 May 2027 at Expo City Dubai, giving power and energy suppliers a larger exhibition space.
Source: Dubai Focus
Read at the source37,373 firms joined since January, and members' exports and re-exports reached about Dh252bn.
Source: Khaleej Times
Read at the sourceReal GDP dipped slightly year on year, while finance and insurance grew 8.8% to about 14% of the emirate's economy.
Source: Arab News
Read at the sourceThe plan favours visitor quality over volume, as hotel operators press ahead with projects and the emirate works with DP World on logistics.
Source: Khaleej Times
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Transaction value rose 5.6% and volumes 14% to more than 91,000, with residential units dominating sales.
Source: Gulf News
Read at the sourceThe 2027 budget is about Dh90.1bn, with social development, education and health taking the largest share and a focus on digital government and AI.
Source: UAE Ministry of Finance
Read at the sourceThe economy grew 0.4% and non-oil activity 1.8%, lifting its share to about 79%, despite a second-quarter contraction linked to regional conditions.
Source: Gulf News
Read at the sourceDubai welcomed about 6.97 million visitors through August with 21.6 million hotel nights and an average room rate near Dh470.
Source: Emirates 24|7
Read at the sourceThe outlook rests on a big rise in oil output, with non-oil growth expected to pick up to about 4.9% in 2027.
Source: Khaleej Times
Read at the sourceIndustrial rents rose year on year in Dubai and Abu Dhabi amid limited modern supply, after about Dh48.5bn of industrial investment was announced at Make it in the Emirates 2026.
Source: Al Bayan
Read at the sourceDubai's first passenger station links to Mohamed Bin Zayed City in Abu Dhabi in about 57 minutes, with fares from Dh55.
Source: Gulf News
Read at the sourceCapacity is back to about 84% of pre-crisis levels, and July handled 6.3 million passengers, up 26% on June.
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Events span Dubai World Trade Centre and Dubai Exhibition Centre at Expo City, covering construction, mining, food and technology.
Source: Dubai Media Office
Read at the sourceDubai Customs raised its spending with Emirati suppliers by about 18%, while more than 1,070 national firms benefited through 84 supporting entities.
Source: Emarat Al Youm
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Visitors topped 670,000 and domestic arrivals rose 47%, lifting hotel revenues in the second quarter.
Source: Khaleej Times
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