The Abu Dhabi-based real estate powerhouse reported remarkable financial metrics for 2025, highlighting the UAE’s dynamic property landscape. Key Performance Highlights:
• Net profit surged 36% to Dh8.8 billion
• Group revenues rose 47% to Dh33.8 billion
• Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (Ebitda) climbed 46% to Dh11.2 billion
International buyers were a significant driver of Aldar’s success, accounting for Dh27.4 billion — or 77% — of the company’s UAE sales last year. The company’s development platform, Aldar Development, was particularly impressive, with revenues climbing 58% to Dh24.8 billion.
Chairman Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak emphasized that these results reflect the UAE’s “strong macroeconomic fundamentals” and Abu Dhabi’s growing global prominence. The company boasts a record Dh167 billion project backlog, providing substantial long-term visibility.
Aldar’s strategic diversification was evident in its performance. Its joint venture initiatives and international operations contributed meaningfully, with Egyptian developer SODIC generating Dh1.5 billion in revenue and UK-based London Square adding Dh1.7 billion.
Group CEO Talal Al Dhiyebi expressed confidence, stating that Aldar enters 2026 “poised to sustain growth,” supported by rising recurring income, a deep development pipeline, and continued demand across various asset classes.
Additionally, the company recommended a dividend of Dh0.205 per share — a 10.8% increase — set to distribute Dh1.61 billion to shareholders, further underlining its strong financial health.
