Abu Dhabi’s NMDC Energy has taken a decisive leap into the Asian arena, mapping out a wider presence with a double-pronged expansion that stretches from Taiwan’s project shores to Shanghai’s commercial corridors.
The company revealed that it has launched two fresh outposts — a full branch in Taiwan and a new commercial hub in Shanghai — a move designed to pull its supply chain closer to action and cement its position near the region’s fast-moving energy projects.
This eastward stride isn’t just about geography. It’s about alliances. NMDC Energy has locked in a key partnership with CITIC Steel, China’s heavyweight steel producer, securing a high-quality supply channel that promises consistency in a sector where reliability is currency.
Asia is proving to be more than a strategic location — it’s becoming a revenue engine. The firm disclosed that international operations contributed over 31% of its total earnings in the first nine months of the year, a clear sign of momentum building beyond home borders.
The Taiwan branch follows a massive AED 4.2 billion project win in the region, sharpening NMDC Energy’s focus on Southeast Asia, where new opportunities continue to stack up.
With fresh ground claimed and new partnerships sealed, the company appears set on transforming its Asian presence from supportive outpost to full-scale growth frontier.
