Ten years in. Four in Noida, six in Dubai. Now working across five markets.

Digimac is ten years old. It began in Noida, India with a small team, a laptop or two, and a stubborn belief that marketing decisions ought to be made with data, not gut feel. That was the starting point, and it stayed the point.

We spent our first four years in Noida figuring out what actually worked. Then, six years ago, we moved the headquarters to Dubai, and that's where day-to-day delivery has been run from ever since. Moving here wasn't a marketing decision. It was a practical one, and it changed the shape of the business faster than we expected.

Today, we run projects across India, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Africa, and the UK. Different markets, different rules, different customer behaviours, but the same three-step approach behind everything we ship: research first, systemise second, grow third.

The business is run by two women founders, both based in Dubai. We still do the work ourselves alongside our team, which is why you'll deal with the people building your CRM or running your ad account, not a rotating cast of account managers reading from a slide.

A genuine word on Dubai: the reason a two-founder team from Noida could set up here, keep the lights on for six years, and grow into five markets has a lot to do with how easy this government makes it to actually run a business. Setup was straightforward. Renewals are painless. Support for entrepreneurs, especially women building something from scratch, is real and not just on a brochure. We're genuinely thankful for that, and we don't take it for granted.

That's the short version of the story. The longer version is the work we ship, and you can see plenty of that across the site.