Binghatti Starts New Investment Branch Aiming for $1 Billion in Shariah-Approved Real Estate and Private Loans
Dubai-based property company Binghatti Holding has started a new asset management firm. The goal is to raise \$1 billion for investments in Shariah-compliant private loans and real estate projects.
Binghatti Capital Launches New Business
Binghatti Capital Limited has received approval from the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) to work with professional investors. The company will focus mainly on real estate and private lending, according to a statement released on Monday.
In real estate, Binghatti Capital will handle projects that involve buying and selling new homes before they’re built, as well as managing full residential developments from start to finish.
For private lending, the company will offer financial support to construction companies, property managers, and suppliers through supply chain financing, specifically within the real estate industry.
Besides managing private investment funds, Binghatti Capital will also create personalized investment portfolios for clients, depending on their needs. These can be fully managed or client-directed.
Recent Partnership
Last month, Binghatti signed a deal with Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) to offer Islamic (Sharia-compliant) home financing. This includes options to buy properties before they are built. The agreement makes it easier for buyers to get financing once the building is at least 35% complete.
Fitch Upgrades Binghatti’s Rating
In March, Fitch Ratings improved Binghatti’s credit rating from B+ to BB-, with a stable outlook. The upgrade was due to better business performance and strong demand for its residential projects.
Fitch mentioned that Binghatti’s strong brand, steady sales in both luxury and mid-range homes, and interest from international buyers helped in the rating increase.
The agency expects the company to keep enough cash from its sales to fund its ongoing and future projects, assuming it doesn’t make any big land purchases.
Also in March, Moody’s gave Binghatti its first-ever rating, giving it a Ba3 rating and a stable outlook.
Published: 18th June 2025
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