The offer for the world-renowned ExCeL venue, which occupies a prime site in London's Docklands area and is home to the London Boat Show and the British International Motor Show, has been prompted by Abu Dhabi's strategy of securing economic diversification with the international exhibitions and conference industry a key investment target.
Abu Dhabi, the largest of the seven emirates which make up the United Arab Emirates, is positioning itself as leader on the global exhibition and conference landscape and sees the industry as a means of attracting fresh investment, events and talent to the UAE capital. The potential acquisition is also being positioned as a serious commitment to London, the UK and the international exhibition industry.
ADNEC's strategy is to create a worldwide network of leading conference and exhibition venues. ExCeL London will act as a cornerstone for the development of a blue-chip brand, utilising the existing expertise and reputation of both ExCeL London and Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company.
ADNEC intends to create common operation and policy standards for its venue users worldwide. The company has formed good relationships with major conference and exhibition organisers who have expressed support for the strategy going forward. ADNEC would also consider expanding ExCeL London to enhance its ability to compete for, and stage, additional and larger events.
The formal Offer Statement can be viewed in full on the ADNEC website.
Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company submits offer for ExCel London
ADCG, the UK division of Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company, which operates one of the world's most modern exhibition and convention centres, in the United Arab Emirates' capital, has submitted an offer to buy ExCeL London, the UK capital's largest exhibition and conference venue.
- United Arab Emirates: Monday, May 05 - 2008 at 08:07
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