The net profits of Aramex for the past year amounted to 20.58 million dirhams, representing a decline of 85% compared to the profits of 141.8 million dirhams recorded in 2024. The company’s revenues reached 6.36 billion dirhams for 2025, marking a 1% annual increase, while the fourth quarter revenues stood at 1.7 billion dirhams. The net profit for the fourth quarter was 7.517 million dirhams, significantly down from 65.66 million dirhams during the same period in 2024, reflecting an 89% drop.
Aramex attributed the overall profit decline year-over-year both for the financial year and the fourth quarter to a shift in more revenues, alongside pricing pressures in certain markets. Additionally, cost pressures driven by inflation and infrastructure investments impacted the margins in the local express shipping sector, although the margins in the freight services sector remained stable year-over-year. The margins for the fourth quarter were affected by an accounting reclassification of some operating expenses.
In a separate disclosure, the company reported that its Board of Directors discussed the effects of reduced profits attributed to high exceptional expenses and subsequently decided to recommend to the general assembly that no dividends should be distributed for the financial year ending December 31, 2025.
Nicolas Seboeuh, the interim CEO of Aramex, stated that the results for 2025 reflect the strength and resilience of Aramex’s diversified business model, highlighting the ongoing execution of the transformation program and business sector strategy. He noted that trends towards reaching end-consumer markets and changes in global trade routes continue to impact the contributions of various sectors to revenues and profit margins. Nonetheless, the company’s performance aligned with expectations due to its steadfast approach to cost management and the ongoing progress of the “Accelerate 28” transformation program.
He added that the record revenue performance achieved by the group in December showcases the strength of its network and the efficiency of its teams during the peak season. As the company approaches 2026, its primary focus will remain centered on maximizing the benefits of transformation initiatives, improving performance through service development, and solidifying Aramex’s position for sustainable long-term growth.