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China Securities Approves US$725.3 Million Capital Increase for Overseas Unit

China Securities has approved a US$725.3 million capital injection into its Hong Kong subsidiary, CSC Financial (International), raising its total capital base to US$1.39 billion. The overseas arm recently secured a financial services license from the Dubai International Financial Centre to build an operational presence in the UAE. The platform also recently assisted UAE-based Mashreq Bank in issuing its debut offshore renminbi dim sum bond.

China–UAE News

China Securities Injects US$725.3 Million into Overseas Arm for Gulf Expansion

China Securities has approved a $725.3 million capital boost for its Hong Kong subsidiary CSC Financial (International), bringing its capital base to $1.39 billion. The expansion follows the firm securing a Dubai International Financial Centre licence to establish a presence in the Middle East. The firm also recently backed UAE-based Mashreq Bank's offshore yuan bond issuance.

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Chinese Brokerages Expand UAE Operations with DIFC Licensing and Dim Sum Bonds

Chinese securities brokerages have injected over CNY 50 billion abroad in 2026, highlighted by China Securities' partnership with the UAE Ministry of Investment. Meanwhile, CITIC Securities International obtained licensing in the Dubai International Financial Centre and underwrote a landmark dim sum bond for Mashreq Bank.

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Dubai Targets 20% Manufacturing Share Through Chinese Industrial Partnerships

Dubai is seeking to attract more Chinese manufacturing companies to increase the manufacturing sector's share of its economy to approximately 20%, Dubai Chambers Chairman Sultan Al Mansoori said. In an interview on the sidelines of the Dubai Business Forum in Shenzhen, Al Mansoori noted the share currently stands between 9% and 11%. Bilateral non-oil trade reached Dh363.5 billion in 2025, and active Chinese member companies in the Dubai Chamber reached 6,650 by September 2026.