We work across six industries, with a grounded understanding of their buyers and their regulation in the GCC and Europe.
Each of these sectors has its own buyers and its own rules. Knowing them, in the Gulf and in Europe, means we begin a mandate already understanding the ground, which shortens the early stage of the work and sharpens the decisions that follow.
The warehousing, ports, freight and distribution networks that move goods across both regions. We help operators and investors enter and grow where logistics capacity is expanding fast.
The GCC freight and logistics market is on track for EUR 110 billion by 2030, while Europe's already sits near EUR 1.4 trillion. The Czech Republic anchors Central European flows from its position on the core TEN-T corridors.
Distribution centres and industrial parks: the physical backbone of trade in both markets. We advise developers and occupiers on where demand is heading and how to enter on the right terms.
Gulf warehousing is set to approach EUR 18 billion by 2030 on the back of e-commerce and trade growth, while Poland and the Czech Republic recorded an 18% rise in cross-border freight traffic between 2022 and 2024 as manufacturers reshore into Central Europe.
Solar and storage, alongside the grid investment behind the energy transition. We support equipment suppliers and developers moving into markets influenced by national targets and large public programmes.
The GCC is targeting 165 GW of renewable capacity by 2030, up from around 24 GW today, while across Europe the EU Green Deal is pushing landlords and operators toward on-site generation, with major logistics owners committing to rooftop solar across their entire European portfolios by 2027.
The software and AI making supply chains faster and more visible, from freight platforms to trade and customs tech. We help founders and scale-ups enter unfamiliar markets and reach the operators and authorities who buy these tools.
The six GCC states have launched a shared real-time customs system and Saudi Arabia alone has earmarked over EUR 240 billion for logistics under Vision 2030, while in Central Europe, labour shortages are driving the fastest warehouse-automation capital deployment on the continent.
The technology securing food production and supply in difficult climates. We advise companies bringing growing systems and supply-chain tools into markets investing heavily in food security.
The GCC imports up to 85% of its food and agritech is expected to contribute around EUR 28 billion to the Gulf economy, while in Europe water rules, CSRD reporting and Green Deal targets are reshaping how food and farming businesses operate.
The hotels and food-and-beverage businesses within the wider guest economy. We help operators and investors choose their markets and structure an entry that fits local conditions.
GCC international tourism revenues reached about EUR 110 billion in 2024 with some 392,000 hotel rooms due by 2030, while Europe remains the world's most-visited region and Prague one of its busiest city-break destinations.
These are our areas of focus, but plenty of businesses sit just alongside them. If yours is close to what you see here, the same regulatory and commercial knowledge usually applies. Get in touch and we can assess whether we are able to help.
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