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The latest foreign direct investment trends in the Middle East 
 

Our recent research on Middle East foreign direct investments (FDI) shows that projects into the region declined in 2020, and bounced back in 2021 with more than 25,000 jobs being created.


We have seen a number of innovative tech start-ups emerging across the Levant region, North Africa and the Gulf in recent years. Dubai hosted its World Expo last year and Qatar will be holding the Football World Cup in 2022 so all eyes will be on the GCC and the wider Middle Eastern region.
Orbis Crossborder Investment
FDI trends in Middle East
  • Middle East FDI source trends 2020-21
  • M&A deal value vs. greenfield FDI into Middle East
  • Greenfield FDI projects of interest
  • Greenfield FDI rumours
  • M&A rumour
  • Middle East venture capital in 2021
  • Global growth opportunities …and more 
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    We capture and treat private company information for better decision making and increased efficiency.

    Orbis Crossborder Investment looks at globalization via the tracking of greenfield/brownfield FDI projects and M&A deals, and delivers information on the companies behind these investments – both listed and private. It tracks information daily, and monitors announced, completed and cancelled/withdrawn projects and deals, as well as rumours and intentions.

     

    Government agencies (IPAs/EDOs) use Orbis Crossborder Investment to identify companies and improve lead generation. Corporates and consultants use it to develop new business and increase sales revenue. 


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