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Dubai Investments Glass Firms Surpass 14.8M sqm Output

Sam AllcockBy Sam AllcockJune 21, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Dubai Investments, the diversified investment company listed on the Dubai Financial Market, has announced record-breaking year-on-year growth across its glass manufacturing entities under Glass LLC, with total production exceeding 14.8 million square meters in 2024. The strong performance was attributed to rising regional demand, investment in advanced manufacturing technologies, and a growing shift toward sustainable construction materials.

Glass LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Dubai Investments, oversees the Group’s glass-focused operations including Emirates Float Glass (EFG), Emirates Glass (EG), and Saudi American Glass (SAG). These companies serve a wide range of sectors such as construction, energy, architecture, and transportation, providing high-performance glass solutions tailored to modern infrastructure and design needs.

“The glass sector is a cornerstone of Dubai Investments’ industrial platform—driving significant growth and reinforcing the Group’s leadership in the GCC’s high-performance materials market,” said Abdulaziz Bin Yagub Al Serkal, CEO of the Industrial Platform at Dubai Investments.

Emirates Float Glass: Global Reach and National Recognition

EFG reached full production capacity in 2024, delivering 12.6 million sqm of float glass to markets across five continents. Its product range includes clear, tinted, reflective, and low-emissivity (Low-E) glass. Notably, EFG remains the only ICV-certified float glass manufacturer in the UAE and was listed on Abu Dhabi’s Golden List, affirming its importance to local content and economic development.

Emirates Glass: Rising Market Share and Product Innovation

EG recorded an 8% year-on-year increase, contributing 1.3 million sqm in 2024, with monthly production growth peaking at 28% in December. The company expanded its product range to include fire-rated glass, increased its Bullet Resistant Glass output by 15%, and launched a Glass Digital Printing unit to meet demand for customized architectural applications. EG is also working to grow its GCC market share from 23% to 27%.

Saudi American Glass: Highest-Ever Output and Artistic Expansion

SAG saw a 13% annual production increase, delivering over 927,000 sqm—its highest on record. The surge was fueled by a 48% rise in demand for digitally printed glass, with a 57% increase projected for 2025. The company’s new brand, Elite Vitrage, focuses on premium interior glass solutions aligned with artistic and high-end design trends.

Sustainability and Regional Megaprojects Driving Demand

This strong growth comes amid booming infrastructure development across Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Demand for energy-efficient, solar-control and Low-E coated glass continues to grow, fueled by sustainability mandates such as UAE’s Net Zero 2050 and Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.

“Together, the companies under Glass LLC export to over 35 countries, with Emirates Float Glass anchoring the supply chain,” said Al Serkal.

Looking forward, Glass LLC is investing in automation, next-generation glass technologies, and capacity expansion to solidify its regional dominance and global competitiveness in high-performance, sustainable glass manufacturing.

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