GWC Group Expands UAE Platform as Regional Network Strengthens GCC Trade Connectivity

Gwc group:ommerce network, and three multimodal trade corridors connecting businesses across key GCC markets. GWC Group's UAE operations, based at National Industries Park, connect businesses in the Emirates with the Group's wider GCC logistics network, combining warehousing, freight, customs clearance, distribution, and last-mile capabilities through a single regional platform.

According to Emirates News Agency, building on this footprint and in response to sustained customer demand, GWC Group established two new subsidiaries in the UAE serving the commercial trading and energy sectors. The Group also formalized a strategic partnership with Meydan Free Zone, becoming an integrated logistics partner for its enterprises. The partnership creates a more connected journey for Meydan Free Zone businesses, linking company formation and market entry through Meydan with GWC Group's logistics and distribution network across the GCC.

GWC Group is also expanding its presence in the UAE's fast-growing e-commerce and rapid-fulfillment market. Its Quick-Commerce operation has expanded from one location to 10 within a year, creating a broader fulfillment network to support the rapid processing and delivery of online customer orders.

Sheikh Abdulla Bin Fahad Bin Jassim Bin Jaber Al Thani, GWC Group Managing Director, stated that their investment in the UAE reflects a long-term commitment to building a stronger, more connected logistics network across the GCC. The Group continues to invest in infrastructure, capabilities, and strategic partnerships that expand access to markets and support the growth of trade across the UAE and the wider region.

Matthew Kearns, GWC Group CEO, emphasized that the UAE is central to their regional growth. He highlighted that their proposition is differentiated by the ability to connect customers into capabilities across the GCC, rather than serving each market in isolation. This approach offers UAE businesses greater access to markets and more options for how they move and distribute goods across the region.