DMCC Launches New Incentive Package to Support Business Growth
DMCC is offering a 10% discount on one-year licence packages and 20% on multi-year set-ups, with some programme exclusions applying.
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The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), a government-established commodities exchange and free-trade zone, has launched a targeted acceleration initiative aimed at reducing operating costs, improving cash flow, and supporting growth across its community of more than 26,000 companies.
The package introduces a range of financial incentives, fee waivers, and regulatory flexibilities designed to help businesses navigate evolving global market conditions while maintaining long-term competitiveness.
For existing companies, the initiative includes licence renewal discounts of up to 25% for multi-year commitments—15% for two years, 20% for three years, and 25% for five years. Members looking to expand can also benefit from a 20% discount on additional licences.
Additional measures include waiving penalties of up to AED5,000 for late licence renewals and AED1,000 for late Business Centre lease renewals, alongside temporary easing of certain administrative requirements. Non-Flexi Desk members will also be able to transition to Flexi Desk without security deposit or change-of-address fees.
Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of DMCC, said the initiative is designed to help businesses grow more efficiently by providing greater flexibility, simplifying processes, and creating clearer pathways for expansion and company formation.
To attract new businesses, DMCC is offering a 10% discount on one-year licence packages and 20% on multi-year set-ups, with some programme exclusions applying.
Companies establishing within DMCC Premium Offices at Jewellery & Gemplex can access additional incentives, including savings of more than 15% on one-year packages and more than 20% on multi-year commitments.
DMCC has also expanded its consultant incentive programme by increasing commission payments and extending eligibility across all successful registrations during the offer period.
The initiative forms part of DMCC’s broader efforts to strengthen its value proposition, support business growth, and reinforce Dubai’s position as a global hub for trade and investment.
The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), a government-established commodities exchange and free-trade zone, has launched a targeted acceleration initiative aimed at reducing operating costs, improving cash flow, and supporting growth across its community of more than 26,000 companies.
The package introduces a range of financial incentives, fee waivers, and regulatory flexibilities designed to help businesses navigate evolving global market conditions while maintaining long-term competitiveness.
For existing companies, the initiative includes licence renewal discounts of up to 25% for multi-year commitments—15% for two years, 20% for three years, and 25% for five years. Members looking to expand can also benefit from a 20% discount on additional licences.
Entrepreneur Middle East Staff
Entrepreneur Staff
