Invictus Investment PLC has announced its audited financial results for the year 2025. The company reported a remarkable 49% increase in revenues, reaching 13.3 billion AED, up from 8.9 billion AED in 2024. This outstanding performance led to a 37% rise in net profit, which reached 227.6 million AED, compared to 166.3 million AED the previous year, with a return on equity standing at 18%. The earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) achieved the highest level since its listing on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, soaring 184% year-on-year to 458.5 million AED, propelled by recent acquisition activities, enhanced supply chain capabilities, and improved operational efficiencies in key sectors. The board has proposed a cash dividend of 40 million AED.
Additionally, commodity transaction volumes hit record levels, with a 73% increase, totaling 14.2 million metric tons in 2025, compared to 8.2 million metric tons in 2024. Meanwhile, total equity rose by 17% year-on-year, reaching 1.4 billion AED in 2025, reflecting the company’s robust financial position as it continues expanding.
This year also marked a significant milestone as the International Holding Company increased its shareholding in Invictus Investment to 40%. This acquisition involved the purchase of 196 million shares in a large transaction valued at 419.83 million AED.
Ameer Dawood Abdul Latif, the CEO of Invictus Investment, stated: “The year 2025 has been a strategic turning point for Invictus Investment, showcasing substantial growth across all our key metrics while we continue to execute strategic acquisitions that support our business expansion and enhance our competitiveness. The increase of the International Holding Company’s stake to 40% represents a significant milestone that reflects investor confidence in our trajectory and supports our future strategic plans.” He added, “Our priorities are clear, and we have promising investment opportunities in our core markets, which provide us with the momentum to continue expanding and creating greater value for our shareholders. Our goal is to establish ourselves as an integrated player in the food and agricultural sector, aiming for revenues of 25 billion AED by 2028.”
In 2025, the company continued to advance its growth strategy through several key investments, including the acquisition of Merrick Industries, the largest flour milling company in Mozambique, and signing an agreement to acquire a 65.25% stake in Angata Limited, a fertilizer blending company based in Angola, with the transaction scheduled for completion in January 2026. These acquisitions, coupled with the financial consolidation of Gradereco, a leading agricultural product trading firm in Morocco, of which Invictus Investment acquired a 60% stake in 2024, have significantly enhanced the company’s operational capabilities and expanded its presence in Africa. The board has also approved a binding offer to acquire a majority stake in a company focused on agricultural food manufacturing predominantly operating in North Africa.
Invictus Investment has accelerated its geographical expansion by entering ten new markets during the year, including Iraq, Lithuania, Cameroon, Ghana, Madagascar, Liberia, Mauritania, Nigeria, South Africa, and Zimbabwe, bringing its global operations to 65 countries. This expansion bolsters the company’s presence in key markets where demand for agricultural food commodities is growing. Additionally, the company has broadened its product portfolio to include over 30 categories to meet the evolving needs of its global customer base.