We implement and optimize Oracle EPM and Hyperion for enterprise organizations across the UAE — bringing techno-functional depth, multi-entity consolidation expertise, and genuine understanding of the Emirates' complex financial reporting environment.
Start a conversation →End-to-end implementation of Oracle Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service for UAE enterprises — configured for multi-currency planning, free zone and mainland entity separation, and the budgeting cycle requirements of large diversified groups.
Financial consolidation for UAE holding groups with mainland, free zone, and overseas subsidiaries — including intercompany eliminations, minority interest calculations, and multi-GAAP reporting for IFRS and local statutory purposes.
Integration between Oracle EPM and ERP environments to support Federal Tax Authority VAT reporting requirements, ensuring the data flow between transactional systems and the financial planning layer is validated and audit-ready.
Configuration of Oracle FCCS and PBCS to support IFRS financial reporting, including IFRS 16 lease accounting, IFRS 9 financial instruments, and IFRS 17 insurance contracts for financial services groups.
For EPM systems in the UAE that went live but failed to deliver reliable reporting — we diagnose the specific configuration gaps, redesign the integration and model architecture, and rebuild trust in the system without requiring a full replacement.
The UAE enterprise finance environment is defined by structural complexity rather than a single regulatory framework. Free zone entities operate under different rules from mainland entities. Groups with subsidiaries in DIFC and ADGM report under IFRS but with specific local disclosures. Federal Tax Authority VAT requirements have created integration demands between ERP and EPM layers. Many large UAE groups have cross-border subsidiaries in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and beyond — requiring multi-currency, multi-GAAP consolidation that a generic EPM configuration will not handle correctly. We configure Oracle EPM around this actual complexity, not a simplified version of it.
UAE enterprise groups frequently span free zone entities (DIFC, ADGM, JAFZA, and others) and mainland operations — each with different regulatory requirements and reporting obligations. Oracle EPM must be configured to handle this entity complexity correctly at the consolidation and planning level.
Large UAE enterprises and all listed companies report under IFRS. Oracle FCCS is well-suited to IFRS consolidation — but requires deliberate configuration around the specific standards applicable to your industry and group structure, not a generic IFRS template.
UAE holding groups typically have subsidiaries reporting in AED, SAR, EGP, USD, and other currencies. Oracle EPM handles multi-currency translation and consolidation — when the translation rules, rate types, and intercompany eliminations are configured correctly for the actual group structure.
The Federal Tax Authority's VAT requirements have created data integration demands between ERP and EPM environments. We design these integrations with validated mapping logic and exception-handling so that VAT data in the EPM layer is reliable for planning and reporting purposes.
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