Dubai, UAE – Dubai-based developer Binghatti Holding is preparing for a potential initial public offering (IPO), according to Bloomberg. The company is reportedly in the process of hiring banks to assist with its plans to go public in the UAE.
The move comes at a time when Dubai’s property market continues to surge. Average residential prices in the emirate rose by 84% between November 2020 and July 2025, including a 20% rise in 2024 and another 16% increase during the first seven months of this year.
“We expect the residential real estate market environment in the UAE (Aa2 stable) — and particularly in Dubai — to remain stable over the next 12 to 18 months despite an increasing pipeline of new housing stock,” Moody’s noted.
International Expansion and Capital Markets Moves
Binghatti has been strengthening its international profile in recent months. In July, the developer opened its first global sales boutique in Knightsbridge, London. This was followed by the successful debut of a $500 million sukuk listed on the London Stock Exchange on August 15, 2025.
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The company has also partnered with Mercedes-Benz to develop a 65-storey branded residential tower on Sheikh Zayed Road, adding to its portfolio of luxury collaborations.
IPO Momentum in Dubai
Binghatti’s potential IPO aligns with a growing trend of UAE-based construction and real estate firms looking to tap capital markets. Earlier this week, Dubai construction company Alec announced its plan to offer 20% of its shares in an IPO.
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The leadership team of Binghatti Holding is spearheaded by Chairman and CEO Muhammad BinGhatti and Vice-Chairman Ahmed BinGhatti, who continue to position the developer at the forefront of Dubai’s rapidly evolving property sector.
Opportunities for Indian Investors
For Indian investors, Binghatti Holding’s IPO and Dubai’s strong property fundamentals present attractive opportunities. The UAE continues to serve as a hub for high-net-worth individuals and expatriates, with real estate investments offering a mix of capital appreciation and rental yields.
The stable outlook projected by Moody’s suggests resilience in the face of new supply, making it a favorable entry point for overseas buyers. However, potential investors should remain mindful of currency fluctuations and transaction costs, which can influence returns. For long-term investors, particularly from India, Dubai real estate remains a strong hedge against domestic market volatility.
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