We are partnering with a growing, high-profile FMCG business in the UAE undergoing a major transformation from import-led operations to local manufacturing.
At the centre of this is a significant capital investment project, backed by a large-scale loan facility with a leading UAE bank.
This role sits at the intersection of treasury, project financing, and tax strategy — offering a rare opportunity to take full ownership of both day-to-day liquidity and long-term capital structuring.
Key Responsibilities
Treasury & Project Financing
Lead management of a significant bank-funded project financing facility
Own drawdown planning, covenant compliance, and lender engagement
Build robust cash flow forecasting across construction + operations
Align funding with contractor payments and project milestones
Manage FX exposure and implement hedging strategies
Operational Treasury
Oversee cash management, liquidity planning, and banking relationships
Optimise cash utilisation and returns across the business
Tax & Structuring
Lead development of a tax-efficient corporate structure supporting the shift to local manufacturing
Ensure full compliance with UAE Corporate Tax, VAT, and regulatory frameworks
Partner with advisors and leadership on long-term tax strategy
Establish tax governance and audit-ready frameworks
Requirements:
What We’re Looking For
6–10 years’ experience across treasury and tax
Strong track record managing project financing / structured debt facilities
Experience within FMCG, manufacturing, or asset-heavy environments is highly preferred
Deep understanding of UAE Corporate Tax, VAT, and structuring
Experience supporting capital projects or large-scale investments
Confident engaging with banks, senior leadership, and external advisors
Salary:
AED 25,000 to 30,000 per month inclusive of fixed allowances.
About the Company
GG Selection is a search partner with an international presence, clients in diverse industries, and a network of talent for all levels of seniority and experience. We’re not limited by industry or geography, and we treat every brief and every client like the individual case it is — never making assumptions or taking anything for granted, and always tailoring our service to the needs we discover.
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