Dubai Investments pushes ahead with DIP listing

Dubai Investments expects to list Dubai Investments Park (DIP), its real estate unit, on the emirate’s stock exchange before the end of 2026.

In a statement to the Dubai Financial Market, the company said it will sell 24 percent of DIP, subject to regulatory approvals and ongoing discussions.

“The group continues to assess the optimal timeline for the IPO and remains engaged with the relevant regulators, advisers, banks, major local and regional investors and other stakeholders,” the statement said.

IPO details will be released in due course.

In April, Dubai Investments said it was likely to use part of the proceeds and liquidity generated from the IPO to increase dividend payments for 2026.

Khalid bin Kalban, Dubai Investments CEO, said in September 2025 that the company was in talks with banks about a potential listing for DIP.

The company was also assessing potential listings for certain subsidiaries, including Glass LLC.

Further reading

• Dubai Investments targets higher dividend after DIP listing
• Dubai Investments plans IPO before year end, says CEO
• Dubai Investments to list 25% of real estate unit

In April last year Kalban told AGBI that Dubai Investments was preparing to sell shares in four subsidiaries to the public.

Investment Corporation of Dubai, the emirate’s sovereign wealth fund, is the largest shareholder in Dubai Investments with an 11.5 percent stake.

The company’s stock was trading 2.2 percent higher on Thursday at AED3.69, up 2 percent so far this year.