Demand AI Group Opens Regional Headquarters in Dubai

August 12, 2025
Demand AI Group has announced the opening of its new regional headquarters in Dubai, UAE, marking a significant expansion in the Middle East.

Demand AI Group has announced the opening of its new regional headquarters in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, as stated in a press release. This strategic move marks a major milestone in the company's global expansion, positioning Dubai as the central hub for its Middle East operations.

The Dubai headquarters will serve as a base for regional sales, client support, and strategic partnerships, facilitating Demand AI's continued growth across the Gulf region. The company aims to leverage Dubai's thriving technology ecosystem and business-friendly environment to attract top-tier talent and foster partnerships that drive measurable business impact.

Demand AI's proprietary AI technology focuses on delivering high-quality, data-driven B2B demand generation at scale. With the addition of the Dubai office, the company now operates in seven global locations, including the US, UK, Ireland, Singapore, Australia, and India.

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