Dubai’s property market is no stranger to bold experiments, but Binghatti Capital is raising the bar with a move that blends real estate ambition with financial innovation. The asset management arm of Binghatti Group is rolling out a \$1 billion Shariah-compliant investment platform, with private credit sitting firmly at its core.
At the heart of the strategy: channeling funds into long-standing subcontractors to keep construction cycles sharp, efficient, and profitable. “This isn’t just another fund—it’s about reshaping how capital flows through Dubai’s real estate ecosystem,” said CEO Katralnada Binghatti.
The new platform will introduce three fund categories. Two lean on property—the Single Development Fund, where investors plug into individual projects as limited partners, and the Multi-Development Fund, which bundles projects together for broader exposure. But the centerpiece is unmistakably the Private Credit Fund, designed to supply working capital and inject fresh momentum into Binghatti’s supply chain.
Binghatti’s edge lies in its vertically integrated model—owning the process from land to delivery. That structure helped it nearly hit 2024’s full-year revenue in just the first half of 2025. By adding private credit into the mix, the group aims to push efficiency even further.
The plan also looks outward. For subcontractors with over a decade of history with the developer, Binghatti Capital is considering extending credit lines. That familiarity, executives believe, creates a rare ability to separate strong borrowers from risky ones—an advantage in a region where private credit is still gaining traction.
The result? Faster builds, smoother supply chains, and the potential for investors to capture stronger returns than traditional real estate funds alone could offer. For Dubai’s booming property scene, Binghatti Capital isn’t just creating funds—it’s creating new momentum.
