DMCC Adds 1,100 New Companies in First Half of 2025, Crypto Centre Surpasses 700 Members

Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) has reported strong DMCC company growth in the first half of 2025, welcoming more than 1,100 new companies to its district. This brings the total number of member businesses to nearly 26,000.

Fast Facts

  • New Members: DMCC welcomed 1,100+ companies in the first half of 2025.
  • Total Companies: The district now hosts nearly 26,000 member businesses.
  • Crypto Centre: Surpassed 700 companies after a 38% year-on-year increase.
  • Tech Ecosystem: More than 3,300 technology companies operate within DMCC.
  • Economic Impact: Growth underscores Dubai’s rise as a global business and innovation hub.

Crypto and Tech Sectors See Record Growth

The DMCC Crypto Centre achieved a major milestone, surpassing 700 companies after a 38% year-on-year increase. This expansion also pushed the total number of tech-focused companies within the district to over 3,300.

DMCC has positioned itself as a leading global hub for commodities, technology, and blockchain innovation. The district’s strategic location and business-friendly policies continue to attract entrepreneurs, startups, and multinational corporations seeking a foothold in Dubai.

Driving Dubai’s Economic Ambitions

The growth reflects Dubai’s wider ambition to strengthen its status as a global business capital. DMCC’s diversified ecosystem, which includes commodities trading, fintech, and blockchain services, plays a central role in this vision.

With initiatives like streamlined company setup, access to world-class infrastructure, and tailored industry clusters, DMCC supports businesses from over 180 countries. According to Dubai Chamber of Commerce, such growth aligns with the emirate’s goal to expand foreign investment and innovation-driven industries.

Looking Ahead

DMCC is expected to continue expanding its tech and blockchain presence in the second half of 2025. With investor interest rising and Dubai’s supportive regulatory framework, the district remains a key driver of the city’s economic momentum.