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DDF sales surpass Dhs638m in July
Gulf Today
|August 02, 2025
Dubai Duty Free (DDF) delivered a standout performance for the month of July, posting sales of Dhs638.8 million ($175 million) for the month and year-to-date sales of Dhs4.734 billion ($1.30 billion), which is 5.86 per cent up on the same period last year.
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This monthly milestone surpasses the previous July record of Dhs602.8 million set in 2023 and is 9.7 per cent higher or Dhs56.5 million more than sales of Dhs582.26 for July 2024. This places July 2025 in 9th place amongst the Top 10 months in Dubai Duty Free’s history with the operator recording sales records in five months out of seven so far this year.
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