Indian Trident Expands Global Presence by Opening Office in Dubai

The Indian conglomerate Trident Group has inaugurated a new office in Dubai, designed to serve as a primary hub for its international business expansion.

Situated in the “Tower of the Balance” in Dubai, the new office aims to strengthen the group’s presence in two key sectors: luxury home textiles and high-quality paper products.

The company is particularly focused on major retail chains and the growing hospitality sector across three main regions: the Gulf (including Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE), Africa, and the CIS countries.

Rajinder Gupta, the honorary chairman of Trident Group, stated, “We remain dedicated to making sustainable luxury more accessible for homes and businesses worldwide.”

He further commented, “With our new office in Dubai, we aim to strengthen our relationships with clients in the region and respond more swiftly to the changing market demands.”

It is noteworthy that Trident Limited, the group’s manufacturing arm, is headquartered in Ludhiana, Punjab, India, with additional offices in New York and Cheshire, UK.

India ranks as the leading nation for new members in the Dubai Chamber for 2024, with 16,623 companies.

The Dubai Chamber of Global Commerce attracted 51 multinational companies in 2024, marking a growth of 55%.

“Samana” is expanding its presence in Dubai with the opening of a new office.

“Baron Capital” is increasing its global footprint by establishing an office in Dubai.

“Dubai – India Business” is creating opportunities for building industrial alliances.

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