BCD Global, International Arm of India’s BCD Group targets AED 300 million by the first quarter of 2026

BCD Global, the international real estate platform of India’s seven-decade-old BCD Group, has formally re-entered the Middle East, establishing Dubai as its regional headquarters and targeting revenues of AED 300 million (USD 82 million) by the first quarter of 2026.

The move marks a strategic overseas expansion for BCD Global, extending its long-standing legacy in real estate and infrastructure development into global markets, following the successful completion of townships and projects in Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Nepal, and the United Kingdom. With over 70 years of operating history, the Group has delivered more than 155 million square feet across over 300 projects in seven countries, spanning residential, mixed-use, and large-scale developments.

Dubai will serve as the anchor for BCD Global’s Middle East and Africa strategy, overseeing operations across the UAE and the broader GCC, with Saudi Arabia identified as a priority market for future expansion. The platform will focus on structured, institutional-grade developments, prioritising capital discipline, revenue visibility, and long-term value creation over speculative growth.


Dr. Angad Singh Bedi Chairman of the firm said the Middle East expansion reflects a long-term, multi-decade vision rather than a short-term growth push. “As we expand beyond our established markets, our focus remains on disciplined execution and creating assets that deliver predictable returns. Dubai offers the regulatory clarity, depth of capital, and global connectivity required to build a resilient international portfolio,” he said.

BCD Global’s initial development in Dubai’s Warsan district is expected to underpin near-term revenue targets while serving as a launchpad for a broader regional pipeline. While details of the project have not been disclosed, the company said it aligns with its strategy of disciplined capital deployment and predictable returns.

Founded in 1952, the BCD Group has diversified across asset classes including residential and mixed-use development, healthcare infrastructure, senior living, hospitality, and co-living. These capabilities are expected to be selectively leveraged as BCD Global evaluates opportunities across multiple geographies and asset classes in the Middle East and Africa.

As it scales its international presence, BCD Global said its strategy will remain centred on institutional partnerships, prudent capital structures, and steady portfolio growth, drawing on the Group’s long operating history to navigate evolving global real estate markets.