BHM Capital’s General Assembly Approves 20% Dividend Distribution for 2025

BH M Capital Announces 20% Dividend Distribution to Shareholders

BH M Capital, a financial institution in the UAE’s capital markets, has announced that during its General Assembly meeting held on April 20, 2026, shareholders approved a 20% dividend distribution for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025. This distribution consists of 5% in cash dividends and 15% in bonus shares.

The decision reflects the company’s robust financial performance and its commitment to providing rewarding and sustainable returns to shareholders. Cash dividends offer direct value, whereas the issuance of bonus shares strengthens the company’s capital base and supports its future expansion plans.

This dividend announcement is based on strong financial results for 2025, in which total revenues reached 205.98 million dirhams, displaying a growth rate of 26.65% compared to the previous year. Net profits amounted to 43.08 million dirhams, marking a 14.94% increase over 2024.

Abdul Hadi Al Saadi, CEO of BH M Capital, remarked, “This distribution underlines the board’s commitment, led by Sheikh Dr. Ammar bin Nasser Al Muhalla, along with the executive management, to deliver sustainable value returns to our shareholders while maintaining the flexibility to invest in future growth opportunities. Our approach to capital management focuses on balancing short-term shareholder value maximization with supporting long-term sustainable expansion.”

The General Assembly saw an attendance rate of 88.52%, and all agenda items were approved, reflecting shareholders’ confidence in the company’s strategy and governance approach.

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