Approves Distribution of Record 2.9 Billion Dirhams in Profits for 2025

The telecommunications and digital services company “Du” held its annual general assembly at its headquarters in Dubai Hills.

During the meeting, shareholders approved the financial results for the year ending December 31, 2025, and endorsed the board’s recommendation to distribute cash dividends amounting to 1.81 billion dirhams for the second half of 2025. This brings the total cash dividends to 2.9 billion dirhams for the entire year, with a distribution of 40 fils per share for the latter half. Consequently, the total cash distribution for 2025 reaches 64 fils per share, marking a new record in the company’s dividend history, reflecting its strong growth and exceptional performance. Additionally, shareholders elected Matar Al Blooshi to the company’s board of directors.

Du demonstrated robust financial performance in 2025, maintaining a balanced growth trajectory across various business sectors. This success was backed by effective cost management and strong operational execution, positively impacting its financial results. Revenue increased by 8.7%, surpassing targeted expectations, while EBITDA margin reached 46.1%, reflecting a growth of 1.9 percentage points. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization rose by 13.4%, and net profit surged by a notable 16.8%, achieving a record level of 2.9 billion dirhams. This strong performance underscores the success of the strategic initiatives undertaken by the company and highlights its operational efficiency, solidifying Du’s position as a trusted partner for individuals and businesses across the region.

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