Investing in DTC

Dubai Taxi Company PJSC (DTC) offers a compelling gateway to Dubai’s booming infrastructure and urban mobility ecosystem.
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Powered by the emirate’s ambitious growth agenda, rapid urbanization, and strong government support for smart, sustainable infrastructure, DTC is uniquely positioned to deliver long-term value. With dominant market leadership, a tech-enabled and diversified mobility platform, and exclusive rights in strategic locations, DTC benefits from high barriers to entry and a favorable regulatory environment.

Its broad service offering across the mobility value chain ensures operational resilience and scalability, while a stable, cash-generative business model underpins sustained growth. Through continuous innovation and strategic expansion, DTC is well equipped to capitalise on emerging opportunities and drive lasting share holder value.
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Investing in DTC shares is simple and accessible to both local and international investors through the Dubai Financial Market.

Step 1: Open an Investor Number (NIN)

To trade DTC shares, you must first obtain a National Investor Number (NIN) from the DFM. This can be done through:

Investing in DTC shares is simple and accessible to both local and international investors through the Dubai Financial Market.

• DFM Smart Services App‍
• DFM Customer Services‍
• Licensed brokerage firms
  

Step 2: Choose a Licensed Broker

Select a DFM-licensed brokerage firm to facilitate your trades. A full list of brokers is available on the DFM website.

Step 3: Start Trading

Once your NIN is active and your brokerage account is set up, you can begin buying and selling DTC shares during official market hours.
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• UAE Nationals and Residents
• GCC and International Investors
• Institutional and Retail Investors
  

DTC shares are available to all investors, subject to applicable ownership limits and regulatory requirements.
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• Ticker Symbol: DTC
• ISIN: AEE01356D236
• Exchange: Dubai Financial Market (DFM)
  

Dubai Taxi Company is regulated by the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) and adheres to the highest standards of corporate governance, transparency, and investor protection.
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