Dubai Chamber of Commerce welcomed 2,709 new member companies in March 2026, with real estate and business services leading the way, reflecting sustained investor confidence in Dubai’s business environment despite regional challenges.
DUBAI: Dubai Chamber of Commerce has announced that 2,709 new companies joined its membership in March 2026, underscoring the emirate’s continued appeal as a global destination for business and investment. The steady influx of new members reflects Dubai’s resilience and the confidence the global business community continues to place in its dynamic economic environment.
The Real Estate, Renting and Business Services sector led the way, accounting for 41.2 percent of new member companies, followed by the Trading and Services sector at 29.5 percent. The Construction sector ranked third with 15 percent of the total, while Social and Personal Services came fourth at 9.3 percent.
Mohammad Ali Rashed Lootah, President and CEO of Dubai Chambers, said Dubai’s economic model rests on a strong foundation combining resilience, proactive planning, effective public-private collaboration and deep ties with global markets. He described the March figures as a clear signal that Dubai’s investment momentum remains strong and that the emirate continues to inspire confidence among the global business community.
Lootah added that Dubai Chambers remains committed to supporting the establishment and growth of new businesses, while helping existing companies adapt swiftly to change and enhance their competitiveness in local and international markets.
As part of ongoing efforts to improve service quality, Dubai Chambers offers DC Connect, an advanced digital platform that consolidates all chamber services into a single user-friendly portal. The platform provides access to membership services, document attestation, certificates of origin, ATA carnets, mediation and a range of other business support services.
