Dubai Investments plans to float 20pc stake in DIP Holding in UAE's first IPO of the year

Published October 19, 2026 Updated October 19, 2026 11:58am

Dubai Investments plans to float a 20 per cent stake in subsidiary DIP Holding, the owner of the Dubai Investments Park real estate business, in the first initial public offering in the United Arab Emirates this year and one of only a few in the Gulf amid the Iran war, Reuters reports.

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