- Dubai’s latest auction DD5 brought 35 million dirhams (about 9.5 million US dollars).
- The 13 -year -old bidder secures the DD24 panel for $ 1.8 million in unexpected youth participation.
- The charitable auction links a total of $ 22.7 million to global health care initiatives.
In Dubai, extravagance does not know any restrictions, and luxury is not only about the car you drive – it relates to the number on your plate. As it turned out, some of these prestigious paintings deserve more than the super cars that were installed on them, which creates a unique university market, which is clearly Dubai.
The last chapter was held in a high -risk luxury game in Dubai at the “most noble numbers” auction, where crowd enthusiasts and businessmen clashed at the numbers of rare licensing panels with the same intensity of the technical auction in Christie’s. The most popular plate in the evening was the DD5, which was sold for 35 million dirhams (about 9.5 million US dollars). The event was hosted in Armani Dubai Hotel in Burg Khalifa He saw the simple numbers sequences that were sold as if they were millions of dollars treasures.
When the numbers become luxurious origins
The atmosphere at the Armani Dubai Hotel was full of excitement as the auction organized by Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum International (MBRGI) in partnership with Emirates auction It started.
The first component was the DD5 painting, which started by 15 million dirhams. This led to an intense bidding war between more than 20 enthusiastic participants and the winner was Mohamed Binghai, a real estate pole known for his cooperation with Bugatti and Jacob & Co. He is also the head of Binghatti Holding.
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But the most interesting part of the evening may have been a 13 -year -old bidder’s participation named Abdelkader Wild Asad. He was not able to get a DD5 panel, but he managed to move away with DD24 for $ 1.8 million, and proved that in Dubai, there is no end to age.
Breaking the records for a noble reason
It was not just the DD5 that released the headlines. Other prominent paintings sold for large numbers on an equal footing: DD12 received $ 3.5 million, DD77 amounted to $ 3.4 million, and DD15 was purchased for $ 2.5 million. Even a group of 20 VIP mobile phone numbers brought more than $ 2 million, which led to the total large auction is $ 22.7 million (about 36 million Australian dollars)
This is not the first Rodio in Dubai in the world of standard panel sales. In 2023, the city made a date when the “P7” panel was sold for about $ 15 million (about $ 24 million Australian) and set the world record for the most expensive panel that was ever sold.
But besides width of wealth and situation, these auctions actually serve a noble purpose. All revenues from such events tend to health and humanitarian projects around the world through the MBRGI initiative, which turned out to be in Dubai, even the most exhibitions of wealth that can come with charitable development.
