Please kindly note that www.gulfbrokers.ae this is the ONLY official website of Gulf Brokers DMCC (the "Company") and as such the Company DOES NOT operate under any other website and/or brand name. The Company does not have any branches or subsidiaries. It\'s main and the ONLY operational address is at HDS Tower, Cluster F, JLT, Dubai, UAE, P.O.Box 118073.
The Company is a limited liability company incorporated and licensed under the laws of the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre with the License No DMCC- 30636 and a licensed broker by the Securities & Commodities Authority to carry out regulated activities under the License No. 607110.
The Company is a broker member of the Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange under Member No 554. A full list of derivative products offered by the Company can be located here: https://www.dgcx.ae/products. Please kindly note that the Company DOES NOT offer trading in Contracts for Differences or trading in any other global markets.
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يرجى ملاحظة ان الموقع الالكتروني الرسمي والوحيد لشركة (جلف بروكرز م.د.م.س) هو: www.gulfbrokers.ae
ان شركة (جلف بروكرز م.د.م.س) مرخصة من قبل هيئة الاوراق المالية والسلع تحت ترخيص رقم 607110 ولا يوجد لها أي فروع اخرى في اي دولة ، و تزاول فقط الانشطة المالية المرخصة من قبل هيئة الأوراق المالية والسلع في بورصة دبي للذهب والسلع ، ولا تزاول اي نشاط في أسواق الفوركس اوالأسواق العالمية الأخرى. مقرنا الرئيسي والوحيد: HDS Tower, Cluster F, JLT, Dubai, UAE, P.O.Box 118073.
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