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Czy Binghatti będzie kolejnym IPO w Dubaju?

Firma Binghatti Holding analizuje możliwość pierwszej oferty publicznej (IPO), by wykorzystać silny popyt na nieruchomości w Dubaju.
Według informacji Bloomberg, spółka rozpoczęła rozmowy z czołowymi bankami.

Współpraca z międzynarodowymi instytucjami

Wśród partnerów są Citigroup Inc., Morgan Stanley, Emirates NBD i EFG Hermes.
Wielkość i termin oferty nie zostały jeszcze ustalone, a plany mogą ulec zmianie.
Rzecznik Binghatti odmówił komentarza dla Gulf News.

Dynamiczny rynek nieruchomości w Dubaju

Pomimo globalnych zawirowań gospodarczych, rynek nieruchomości w Dubaju nadal rośnie.
W trzecim kwartale zarejestrowano 59 228 transakcji o wartości 170,7 mld AED, co oznacza wzrost o 17,2% w wolumenie i 19,9% w wartości rok do roku.

Szybki rozwój Binghatti

Spółka osiągnęła zysk 1,82 mld AED w pierwszym półroczu, co stanowi ponad dwukrotny wzrost.
Binghatti rozwija projekty luksusowe, jednocześnie utrzymując silną pozycję w segmencie średnim.
W planach są m.in. wieża Mercedes-Benz i jeden z najwyższych budynków mieszkalnych na świecie.

Kolejna fala IPO w Dubaju

Na fali sukcesu innych deweloperów, Investment Corp. of Dubai zebrał 381 mln USD, a Dubai Residential REIT pozyskał 584 mln USD.
Dubai Investments planuje sprzedaż 25% udziałów Dubai Investment Park.

Rosnące zaufanie inwestorów

Jeśli Binghatti przeprowadzi IPO, dołączy do grona deweloperów wykorzystujących rynek akcji do pozyskania kapitału.
To potwierdzi siłę i stabilność dubajskiego rynku nieruchomości.

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