Sunteck Realty Enters UAE, Launches Sunteck International in Dubai

26 Nov 2025 CW Team

Sunteck Realty Ltd., the publicly listed luxury real estate developer, has entered the UAE market with the launch of Sunteck International and the unveiling of a prime development site in Downtown Dubai. The flagship project, with an estimated gross development value of AED 5 billion, marks the company’s first international venture. The developer also announced an ultra-luxury project pipeline valued at over AED 15 billion planned for the UAE over the next three years.

The plot-first reveal, executed through a 1,000-drone showcase, highlighted a high-profile Downtown location near the Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Mall. Sunteck stated that the decision to unveil the land ahead of architectural concepts reflects confidence in the rarity and long-term value of the site.

Kamal Khetan, Chairman and Managing Director, Sunteck Realty Ltd., said Dubai’s global standing, investor-friendly policies, infrastructure and strong luxury demand made it the natural choice for the company’s international debut. He noted that the project aims to redefine ultra-luxury living through design innovation and location-led planning.

Sunteck International has partnered with MAS as its strategic development partner, alongside HBA London for interior direction and JTP for architectural design. Future branded residences are planned in collaboration with leading hospitality brands.

Aligned with UAE Vision 2031 and the Dubai 2040 Urban Plan, the developer reiterated its long-term commitment to the region. Sunteck Realty is recognised for its financial discipline, carrying triple ISO certifications and a Net Debt-to-Equity ratio of 0.04x, backed by an AA long-term credit rating.

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