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NBCC (India) Ltd, a state-owned firm, has made its debut in the Dubai property market with a Dh15 million land purchase. This marks a significant move into international real estate, executed through its subsidiary, NBCC Overseas Real Estate LLC. The acquired plot, spanning 14,776.80 square feet on Dubai Mainland, is slated for a mixed-use development. While specific details on the project's breakdown and timeline are yet to be released, this represents NBCC's first real estate venture outside of India.
This expansion aligns with a growing trend of Indian developers entering the UAE market, driven by factors like clear regulations, efficient project approvals, and consistent demand from international buyers. The UAE's appeal is further enhanced by its global connectivity, favorable tax environment, and regulated project frameworks. NBCC joins other prominent Indian developers like Sobha Group and Sunteck Realty, who have already established a strong presence in Dubai.
The move to Dubai signals NBCC's strategy to diversify its revenue streams and tap into global capital flows. Simultaneously, NBCC is also expanding its domestic portfolio, recently signing an agreement with the Mumbai Port Authority for development work on 25 acres of port land. In this project, NBCC will serve as the project management consultant and executing agency.
NBCC's core business encompasses project management consultancy, engineering, and real estate development. The company's dual focus on international expansion and domestic projects highlights its commitment to growth and its strategic positioning within the evolving real estate landscape.

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