The Government of Dubai's ability to fulfil its financial obligations reflects its deep fiscal stability amidst the circumstances imposed by the current global crisis.
The $500 million notes, which were issued in 2011, have been redeemed in full, said the government.
The move is a setback for Dubai's bourse, the Dubai Financial Market, which has not seen a big ticket listing since 2017.
Tristar began its public share sale on April 4, setting a price range that implied a market capitalisation of 2.64-3.24 billion dirhams ($719-$882 million).
Dubai, part of the Unites Arab Emirates, is a regional business and tourism hub. It has the hydrocarbon-rich region's most diversified economy and was one of the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
The plan includes changes to the legislative and investment environment and steps to attract innovators, investors and entrepreneurs.