Investment Corporation of Dubai
| Sovereign wealth fund | |
| Headquarters | Dubai, United Arab Emirates |
Key people |
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum (Chairman) Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum (Vice Chairman) Mohammed Ibrahim Al Shaibani (CEO) |
| Website | ICD |
The Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD) is a state-owned holding company that can be characterized as a sovereign wealth fund owned by the government of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Established in May 2006 with the transfer of the government's portfolio of investments from The Department of Finance's Investment Division, its role is to supervise the government's investment portfolio while adding value.
Investments
The funds key investments include:[1]
Investment Corporation of Dubai
- Utilities & Energy Sector
- Transportation Sector
- Financial Sector
- Emirates NBD
- Dubai Islamic Bank
- Borse Dubai
- Commercial Bank of Dubai
- Union National Bank
- National Bonds
- Noor Islamic Bank
- National Bank of Fujairah
- HSBC Middle East Finance Company
- Industrial Sector
- Dubai Aluminium Company Limited (DUBAL)
- Dubai Cable Company (DUCAB)
- Cleveland Bridge & Engineering M.E. (Pvt.) Ltd. (CBEME)
- Jeema Mineral Water
- Dubai Ice Plant & Cold Stores
- Real Estate & Leisure Sector
- Emaar Properties
- Dubai World Trade Centre
- Deira Investments
- Dubai Development
- Atlantis, the palm
- Other Holdings
- Dubai Investments
- Emirates Rawabi
- Galadari
- Emirates Investment and Development
- Dangote Cement[2]
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