Dubai Investments, a leading investment firm listed on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM), has reported a pre-tax profit of 1.70 billion AED for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025, reflecting a growth of 31% compared to 1.30 billion AED for the same period last year.
The net profit after tax attributable to the company’s shareholders increased to 1.55 billion AED, up from 1.21 billion AED the previous year. The total group income reached 4.63 billion AED in 2025, demonstrating a stable revenue base supported by contributions from various sectors including real estate, investments, and manufacturing. Rental income rose to 1.19 billion AED, accounting for approximately 25.7% of total income, bolstered by the group’s income-generating asset base and steady occupancy rates.
As of December 31, 2025, total assets of Dubai Investments grew to 23.28 billion AED, compared to 22.10 billion AED at the end of 2024. Shareholders’ equity attributed to the company’s owners also climbed to 14.90 billion AED, compared to 14.11 billion AED the previous year, indicating the financial robustness of the group and its capacity to support developmental plans.
Earnings per share rose to 0.36 AED, up from 0.28 AED last year, signaling improved returns for shareholders. In line with the group’s disciplined capital allocation approach and focus on long-term value creation, the Board of Directors proposed a cash dividend of 25% (0.25 AED per share) for the year ended December 31, 2025, subject to shareholder approval.
Khaled Bin Kalban, Vice Chairman and CEO of Dubai Investments, stated: “The performance of Dubai Investments in 2025 reflects the strength of the group’s diverse portfolio and disciplined execution across its various business sectors. During the year, significant progress was made in core business areas such as real estate, investments, and manufacturing, while continuing to prioritize regional expansion and exploring selected investment opportunities that align with our long-term strategy. The group remains committed to enhancing its flat glass production facility and executing ongoing real estate projects.”
Future Outlook
Dubai Investments maintains a cautiously optimistic outlook for 2026, supported by the resilience of the UAE economy and its adaptability to the changing global macroeconomic environment. The group is well-positioned to navigate current operational conditions thanks to its diverse portfolio, strong financial standing, and disciplined execution approach.
In the real estate sector, the group continues to focus on completing its ongoing development projects on schedule according to established timelines. Construction activities are proceeding as planned for key projects, including the “Dana Bay” apartments on Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah, the “Violet Tower” in Jumeirah Village Circle, “Asail Avenue” in Mirdif Hills, and the “Vista Project” at Meydan. Deliveries for completed components are currently underway, with scheduled handovers for these projects expected to commence in the second half of 2026 and continue through 2028 as per the previously announced timelines.
Beyond the UAE, the group is advancing its multifaceted development initiatives, marked by steady progress at the Dubai Investments complex in Angola, reflecting its disciplined approach to expanding successful development models into targeted international markets.
Simultaneously, Dubai Investments is enhancing its investment portfolio in the healthcare sector, which remains a strategic priority in line with the group’s focus on resilient sectors driven by demand that offer long-term growth and stable returns.
In manufacturing, subsidiary companies of Dubai Investments continue to invest in advanced technologies, enhancing production capabilities and expanding capacity across key production lines. These initiatives support increased output, improve operational efficiency, and develop value-added products, while also enhancing access to markets in the UAE and key regional and international markets. The group continues to concentrate on strengthening its manufacturing platform as a key contributor to long-term value creation.