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Abu Dhabi’s state-owned holding company ADQ and Patrick Drahi, the majority owner of Sotheby’s, have announced plans to invest $1 billion into the prestigious auction house. This significant financial move aims to support Sotheby’s growth and expansion, with a particular focus on the rapidly growing art market in the Middle East.

The involvement of ADQ and Drahi highlights the increasing interest and investment from Middle Eastern financial entities in the global art market. This strategic partnership will enable Sotheby’s to enhance its capabilities, enter new markets, and offer more comprehensive services, especially as the art world continues to evolve in the digital age.

This investment represents a crucial step in strengthening the presence of both ADQ and Drahi in the global art scene, further elevating Sotheby’s position as a leading player in the auction industry. It also reflects the broader trend of Middle Eastern investments in global luxury and cultural assets, positioning Abu Dhabi as an emerging hub for art and culture.

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