BCD Global enters the Middle East market as it continues to expand globally and aims to reach 300 million in revenue in Q1 2026. BCD Global, the global expansion platform of Indian-based real estate giant BCD Group, has declared its move into the Middle East, with Dubai as its regional headquarters, as the company increases its worldwide expansion plan.
The relocation is given a background of constant momentum in the Dubai property market due to the growth in population, investment in infrastructure, and a vigorous capital outflow by foreigners. BCD Global indicated that it is aiming for Dh300 million in yearly sales within the initial quarter of 2026, starting with its maiden development in Warsan in the UAE.
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A legacy built over seven decades
BCD Group was established in India and has a long history of involvement in real estate development. In the last 7 decades, the group has managed to provide in excess of 155 million square feet of real estate in more than 300 residential, mixed-use, and large-scale developments in seven countries.
Based on this heritage, BCD Global will be at the forefront of the international ambitions of the group in the UAE. The company leadership claims that it selected Dubai due to its economic stability, global capital accessibility, regulatory transparency, and future-oriented city development.
According to Amit Puri, Chief Executive Officer, BCD Global, Dubai is a meeting point of world capital, governance, and long-term urban vision. In a legacy group, the location where we grow is as critical as the form in which we grow. Having our regional headquarters here signifies our belief in the UAE as one of the most robust and progressive real estate and infrastructure ecosystems in the world.
From Indian roots to global scale
The BCD Group originated in India, where it gradually grew to a diversified real estate platform that was capable of performing in infrastructure-based asset classes. These are medical, geriatric living, hospitality, co-living, and data-driven urban infrastructure.
This operating depth will now be extended to new international markets by BCD Global, but based on what the group has termed as institutional governance and long-term value creation, as opposed to short-term speculation.
The Middle East entry is developed as a strategic transformation of Dr. Angad Singh Bedi, Chairman, BCD Global, in the period of which the group has developed to be a zero-debt, vertically integrated platform in accordance with global governance standards.
“We started in India, but we have always wanted to go everywhere in the world,” said Dr. Bedi. Dubai is the centre of one of the defining growth corridors of the next decade, the Middle East. It is not an entry venture in the market in the short run, and it is a generational expansion rooted in discipline, governance, and long-term value creation.
Entering a defining moment for the UAE
BCD Global is timely, as the real estate and urban development industry in the UAE is in a high period. The ongoing growth in population, significant infrastructure developments, and constant inflows of international capital are transforming the demand in the property market.
As the population of the UAE is projected to reach 11 million by 2030, there is likely to be a strong demand for institutional-quality, well-managed, and future-ready developments, which is very much aligned with what BCD Global has stated in its strategy.
“We are growing at a slow pace,” he said, “and we are growing strictly.” We are not going into the Middle East to follow the trend; we are going into it to develop platforms that last through the lifespan.
Dubai as a gateway to regional growth
BCD Global will manage its operations in the Middle East and Africa through its Dubai head office, and the broader GCC, including Saudi Arabia, will be one of the primary long-term opportunities.
The company claims that its regional strategy will also focus on institutional partnerships, models of development based on ecosystems, and long-term asset development, instead of taking up isolated or speculative projects.
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We have grown over the past seven decades with the focus on disciplined capital deployment and stringent execution, Dr. Bedi said. Dubai mirrors those values. We are starting our international chapter here and, in the future, in the legacy of BCD Global.
As Dubai still gathers international developers with the real estate boom, the entry of BCD Global brings to light the increasing presence of the emirate as a springboard to international launch in the property and infrastructure arena.