Dubai’s Rising Influence: Asian Multinationals Lead The Charge In 2024

by News Editor

March 4, 2025

Dubai’s prominence as a global business nucleus is on a remarkable ascent, with Asia accounting for an impressive 62.7% of multinational companies (MNCs) drawn to the city in 2024. This insight underscores Dubai’s burgeoning appeal as a prime destination for international investments and corporate growth.

Regions like Latin America and Europe each contribute 11.8% to the influx of MNCs, while the Middle East and Eurasia contribute 9.7%. Africa and Australia, though smaller players at 2% each, highlight a diverse spectrum of interest.

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Strategic Sectors Amplifying Investment

In 2024, pivotal sectors—each capturing a 10% share—fueled half of these relocations. Key industries include construction, trade, logistics, manufacturing, technology (spanning AI, robotics, and blockchain), as well as retail and tourism.

The Momentum Of Mobility

Adding dynamism, 8% of MNCs specialize in mobility sectors, spanning aerospace, autonomous transport, and more. Furthermore, the healthcare, financial, and energy sectors collectively account for 18% of investments.

Expanding Global Reach

Dubai International Chamber marked a robust 55% growth, drawing 51 MNCs in 2024 compared to 33 the previous year. With new offices in Kazakhstan and Colombia, Dubai continues to expand its global footprint, enhancing its allure as a strategic business hub.

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CSE Reports March Market Shares As Argus Tops With 30.83%

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

April 7, 2026

Overview

Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) reported €31.50 million in share transactions for March 2026, including €11.24 million in pre-agreed trades. Data also cover the first quarter, with total transactions reaching €86.06 million across January to March.

Detailed Market Analysis

CSE provides market share calculations both including and excluding pre-agreed transactions. March figures incorporate these trades, while separate data sets highlight activity without them. Such differentiation reflects varying trading dynamics and offers a clearer view of market structure. Bond values are excluded from percentage calculations.

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Quarterly Performance Metrics

Figures for the January–March period show how market shares shift depending on the calculation methodology. Year-to-date data provide a broader perspective on member activity across the exchange. Inclusion or exclusion of pre-agreed transactions affects comparative positioning. These metrics are used to assess overall performance trends.

Key Participant Performance

Argus Stockbrokers Ltd recorded a 30.83% market share in March, with transactions totaling €9.71 million, placing it first for the month. CISCO Ltd held a 24.54% share in March and ranked first for the quarter with 26.19%. Mega Equity Financial Services Ltd followed with 18.31% in March and 24.08% across the quarter. Additional participants included Eurobank EFG Equities with 8.04% and Atlantic Securities Ltd with 7.46%, contributing to overall market activity.

Aggregate Trading Volumes

Pre-agreed transactions accounted for €11.24 million of March’s total turnover. Overall trading value reached €86.06 million for the first quarter. These figures reflect both negotiated and regular market activity, providing a fuller picture of trading volumes.

Conclusion

CSE data outline the distribution of market shares and transaction volumes across members. Distinctions between pre-agreed and regular trades highlight differences in activity patterns. Reported figures provide a basis for evaluating market structure and participant performance.

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