Dubai Lessor Eyes More Purchases to Keep Up With Airline Demand

Bloomberg · Feb 27, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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Dubai Aerospace Enterprise will continue to explore acquisition opportunities as the jet lessor looks to expand and replace aircraft.

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Bloombergabout 4 hours ago
Dubai Aerospace CEO: M&A Part of Our DNA
Dubai Aerospace Enterprise is buying Macquarie AirFinance for an enterprise value of about $7 billion. The purchase will double DAE's fleet to more than 1,000 units and the company plans to finance the cash transaction with a combination of debt and equity. Firoz Tarapore, CEO of Dubai Aerospace Enterprise spoke to Bloomberg’s Horizons Middle East and Africa anchor Joumanna Bercetche on the acquisition. (Source: Bloomberg)

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French inflation accelerated more than expected in February, while remaining well below the European Central Bank’s 2% goal.

Bloombergabout 2 hours ago
Abu Dhabi Offers More Oil to Partners in Countdown to OPEC+ Meet
More of Abu Dhabi’s flagship Murban crude is set to be exported in April, according to people familiar with the plans, adding to indications of robust oil supplies from countries across the key producing region.

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Floods in Major Growing State Dent Malaysia Palm Oil Output
Palm oil output in Sabah is set for a sharp decline this month as heavy rainfall and floods hammer plantations in one of Malaysia’s key producing states, potentially easing a glut that’s weighed on prices for the crop.

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British Airways owner IAG SA said bookings for the first quarter are strong and predicted steady mid-term margins as it benefits from lower fuel costs and robust demand for premium travel.

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