BCD Global enters Middle East market with a Dubai headquarters. The Indian real estate firm sets up its regional base in the UAE to drive global expansion. BCD Group leaders highlight Dubai’s stability and vision as key factors.
Dubai Headquarters Launch
BCD Global announces its official entry into the Middle East region. The company names Dubai as its regional headquarters to speed up international growth plans. Leaders cite the UAE’s economic strength, easy capital access, regulatory support, and smart urban strategies as top reasons for the choice.
Amit Puri, Chief Executive Officer of BCD Global, states that Dubai brings together global funds, strict rules, and long-term city plans. He adds that the firm picks expansion spots with care to match its strong track record. The setup shows full trust in the UAE’s tough real estate and building systems.
Proven Track Record
BCD Group delivers over 155 million square feet of real estate space. The firm completes more than 300 projects in homes, mixed areas, and big builds across seven nations over seven decades. BCD Global now takes this know-how to new areas with a solid rules and lasting value focus.
From its Indian roots, BCD Group builds skills in health care sites, senior homes, hotels, shared living spaces, and smart city setups. The global arm shifts these strengths abroad through full control and world-class standards. Dr Angad Singh Bedi, Chairman of BCD Global, leads this change to a debt-free model.
Leadership Vision
Dr Bedi notes that the group’s path starts in India but aims worldwide. He calls the Middle East a top growth path for the next ten years, with Dubai at the heart. The firm views this as a long-term push based on steady rules and value building. Puri stresses that growth follows careful plans, not quick wins. The team builds setups that last through market ups and downs. Dubai serves as the base for Middle East and Africa plans, eyeing GCC spots like Saudi Arabia later.
UAE Market Fit
BCD Global joins the UAE’s real estate boom, fueled by fast population rise, big infra spends, and steady foreign funds. Experts project the UAE population will hit 11 million by 2030. This boosts the need for top-quality, ruled projects that match the firm’s style. The company eyes Dh300 million revenue from Dubai works by Q1 2026, kicking off with a Warsan site. BCD Global focuses on partner ties, system-based builds, and steady assets over one-off deals.
