Imbono has consolidated Gemcorp ICS and Gemcorp Angola into a single integrated entity built to finance, execute, and operate strategic projects across emerging markets.
Imbono is headquartered in the UAE with regional hubs across emerging markets. Its structured to build, operate, and maintain national strategic assets while sourcing essential goods and services that support economic development. The platform aims to reach more than 100 million people by 2040.
“Our expanded footprint at DIFC Square and planned hiring reflect our confidence in Dubai as the right place to scale an execution focused platform serving essential needs across emerging markets.”
Marcus Weyll, CEO, Imbono
As part of its Middle East expansion, Imbono will relocate its Dubai office from 4,435 sq ft to 11,538 sq ft at DIFC Square and plans to hire more than 40 roles in 2026, reinforcing Dubai as its operational anchor for the region and beyond.
Imbono’s model is built around a multi‑decade horizon that mirrors the UAE’s long‑range planning ethos.
The Middle East’s deep cultural and economic ties with Africa, coupled with Dubai’s strategic position at the crossroads of Latin America, Asia, Africa, Central Asia, and Eastern Europe. This provides a powerful base to mobilise capital, technology, and talent for high impact delivery.
“Dubai continues to demonstrate resilience and vision – and now is no different. Even amid regional headwinds, the UAE maintains policy clarity, connectivity, and a forward‑looking agenda that aligns with how we think at Imbono: long term, partnership driven, and accountable for delivery.
Marcus Weyll, CEO, Imbono
In collaboration with Gemcorp Capital, Imbono integrates global capital with hands‑on operational expertise to ensure projects are delivered and sustainably managed.
In the last decade, the Group has invested US $8.7bn over 25 countries, building a track record in complex, high‑impact projects spanning food, energy, and water security, as well as social infrastructure and essential services.
