460 Industrial Establishments in Ajman During Q1 2026

Mohammed Al Janahi, Executive Director of the Member Support Services Sector at the Ajman Chamber, affirmed that the number of industrial establishments registered in the Emirate reached 460 during the first quarter of 2026, reflecting the sustained growth of the industrial sector and investor confidence in Ajman’s business environment.

He explained that the industrial sector in Ajman is characterised by momentum and diversity, supported by the availability of promising investment opportunities, given the Emirate’s advanced infrastructure, strategic location, and investment-facilitative measures, alongside the Chamber’s ongoing efforts to support industrial establishments and enhance their competitiveness.

On a separate note, the Ajman Chamber concluded its participation in the ‘Make in the Emirates’ platform, within the Ajman Government Pavilion, by holding a series of productive bilateral meetings with government and private entities and investors, with the aim of exploring horizons for joint cooperation and strengthening strategic partnerships, as well as promoting the industrial and competitive attributes of the Emirate of Ajman and showcasing promising investment opportunities in its industrial sector.

The Executive Director of the Member Support Services Sector at the Ajman Chamber noted that the Chamber was keen, throughout the ‘Make in the Emirates’ events, to hold direct meetings with decision-makers, business leaders, and investors, with the aim of promoting the Emirate’s key industrial sectors — most notably the food industries, health products, agricultural products, and the refining, chemicals, and petrochemicals sector — thereby enhancing the attraction of investments and opening new horizons for expansion and access to external markets.

For her part, Jameela Al Nuaimi, Director of Member Relations and Support, stated that the Ajman Chamber seeks to diversify its participation in international exhibitions and platforms alongside its private sector members, with the aim of promoting members’ products and services, strengthening their presence in regional and global markets, and building qualitative partnerships that contribute to supporting business growth and raising the competitiveness of the private sector in the Emirate.

She noted that the ‘Make in the Emirates’ platform provided an interactive space that brought together a distinguished selection of manufacturers, investors, and entrepreneurs from around the world, enabling the exchange of expertise and the showcasing of successful experiences in the industrial sector, as well as acquaintance with the latest future trends in advanced industries and modern technologies — all of which contributes to enhancing cooperation opportunities and expanding the network of commercial and industrial relations for private sector establishments.