GCC Facility Management Market to Witness 9.7% CAGR During 2025 - 2030, Attaining the Market Size of USD 90.8 billion by 2030

Published Date: Mar, 2024

The GCC facility management market is predicted to grow at 9.7% CAGR during the forecast period with the market size reaching USD 90.8 billion by 2030. The market is driven by factors such as the mounting infrastructure developments and the escalating tourism industry.

Escalating emphasis on non-oil sectors, the upsurge in several green buildings, growing hospitality sector in the country, the mounting real estate market, the surge in project activity involved in tourism such as the construction of the resort, hotels, and budget hotel chains, expanding investment by private and public entities for refining country’s infrastructure are further fuelling the growth of the market.

The market for facility management in GCC is primarily driven by technological advancements such as the Internet of Things (IoT), smart buildings, big data, building automation, and 3D. The mounting connectivity technology and necessity of connected facilities would offer market players immense opportunities for facility management in GCC, which will drive their revenue growth. Moreover, the mounting complications in technology such as smart energy management and building automation further mount the necessity for facility management services.

Global GCC Facility Management Market Segmentation and Key Players

Segment / Key Players

Categorization

Service

Property [HVAC Maintenance, Mechanical and Electrical Maintenance, and Others], Cleaning, Environmental Management, Security, Support, Catering, and Others

Type

Hard, Soft, and Others

Mode

Outsourced [Integrated, Single, and Bundled], and In-House

End-User

Commercial, Industrial, and Residential

Key Players

EMCOR Group Inc., Emrill Services LLC., United Facilities Management, Khidmah LLC, Cofely Besix Facility Management, Kharafi National, Interserve plc, Imdaad LLC, Musanadah Facilities Management Co. Ltd., and Farnek Services LLC

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Among all services, the property segment holds the largest share in the GCC facility management market due to its advantages such as minimal maintenance and repair price, reduced occupant turnover, support with taxes, rent collection, and small vacancy cycles. The catering segment is witnessing the highest growth in the market, owing to the mounting tourism and hospitality industry. The property segment is further subdivided into heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) maintenance, mechanical and electrical maintenance, and others (maintaining properties, space planning, and design, sales, and leasing, advertising rental properties, and asset management).

The different end users of, the facility management market are commercial, industrial, and residential. Of all these end users, the commercial category is predicted to witness the highest CAGR of 9.8% during the forecast period owing to escalating alertness among end users for commercial building maintenance to minimize expenditure.

Among all modes, the in-house segment accounted for the larger share of the GCC facility management market in GCC, due to its elevated acceptance rate, long-standing existence, and comparatively low price. In addition, owing to the dearth of in-house expertise and a requirement for an emphasis on essential abilities, the need for outsourcing facility management services is mounting, which is creating abundant opportunities for the growth of GCC facility management.

The outsourced segment is further subdivided into integrated, single, and bundled. The integrated segment accounted for the largest share in the market, as it reduces complication by decreasing the number of service suppliers, and preserves a single point of contact.

The different types of facility management markets is hard, soft, and others. The hard category accounted for the largest share in the GCC facility management market due to the high cost. Moreover, the hard category requires expert knowledge and technical assistance. In addition, the upsurge in the construction amenities combined with the novel green and energy effective idea in the design of airports, shopping centers, hospitals, and others has led to a swelling in the need for HVAC, maintenance services, and fire safety and security system further fuel the growth of the GCC facility management market optimistically.

Saudi Arabia is the largest and is observed to witness significant growth in the GCC facility management market as the region the tourism industry is increasing. In addition, expanding construction activities, and rapid urbanization are also driving the growth of the Saudi Arabia facility management market.

Key players in the GCC facility management industry are investing in the development of advanced, which is strengthening their position in the market. EMCOR Group Inc., Emrill Services LLC., United Facilities Management, Khidmah LLC, Cofely Besix Facility Management, Kharafi National, Interserve plc, Imdaad LLC, Musanadah Facilities Management Co. Ltd., and Farnek Services LLC are some of the key players offering facility management in GCC.

GCC Facility Management Market Coverage

Service Insight and Forecast 2025-2030

  • Property
    • Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) maintenance
    • Mechanical and electrical maintenance
    • Others
  • Cleaning
  • Environmental management
  • Security
  • Catering
  • Others

End User Insight and Forecast 2025-2030

  • Commercial
  • Industrial
  • Residential

Mode Insight and Forecast 2025-2030

  • Outsourced
    • Integrated
    • Single
    • Bundled
  • In-House

Type Insight and Forecast 2025-2030

  • Hard
  • Soft
  • Others

Geographical Segmentation

Facility Management Market by Country

Saudi Arabia

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Qatar

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U.A.E.

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Kuwait

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Rest of GCC

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