The investment group “2 Point Zero,” headquartered in Abu Dhabi, announced its financial results for the fiscal year 2025, reporting a remarkable revenue growth of 311%. This surge resulted in a net profit for the group amounting to 3.6 billion dirhams in 2025, primarily attributed to a month-long consolidation of financial results following the merger with “2 Point Zero” and “Ghidha Holding.”
Additionally, 2025 marked the completion of the sale of “Pal Holding for Cooling,” yielding a net gain of 2.7 billion dirhams from the transaction.
The group’s net profits increased by 158%, driven by the consolidation of results from “Tandam,” “2 Point Zero,” and “Ghidha Holding,” along with strong growth across various sectors.
The reported net profit of 3.6 billion dirhams includes unrealized revaluation gains of 0.1 billion dirhams from core investments and market fluctuations.
Overall, the group’s revenues soared by 311% year-on-year to reach 7 billion dirhams, propelled by organic growth and the consolidation of “Tandam,” “2 Point Zero,” and “Ghidha Holding.” The overall gross profit margin maintained a robust level of 49%, underscoring the sustainability of profitability across its core business portfolio.
The “2 Point Zero” group reinforced its strong balance sheet, supported by a cash reserve of 9.2 billion dirhams. The group continues to execute its long-term strategy effectively, building a diversified investment portfolio across its key sectors. It is actively pursuing high-yield investment opportunities through its investment arm, concluding the fourth quarter with a portfolio valuation of 64 billion dirhams, rising from an initial investment of 48 billion dirhams.
Turning Point
His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Chairman of “2 Point Zero,” stated that the year 2025 represented a pivotal moment in the group’s journey, marked by strong results and the successful completion of the merger to unify activities under “2 Point Zero.” He noted the noticeable expansion in the business’s size and scope, indicating that this performance reflects the thoughtful approach adopted throughout its portfolio. With a presence in over 85 countries, the group is well-positioned to leverage global growth drivers across diverse markets and sectors in the long term. Based in the UAE, the group enjoys a competitive edge amid the robust non-oil foreign trade, which surpassed one trillion dollars, and significant advancements in adopting artificial intelligence technologies that support an open economic environment linked to global markets. He commended the continuous efforts of the teams across different companies within the group, alongside ongoing trust and collaborative relationships with partners worldwide, which are key elements in supporting the implementation of their ambitious growth strategies.
He added that the disciplined deployment of artificial intelligence and advanced data capabilities enhances decision-making quality, opens new revenue avenues, and supports efficient and responsible growth. Collectively, these foundations bolster the group’s capacity for disciplined growth and deliver sustainable long-term value to shareholders.
Strategic Step
Her Excellency Mariam bint Mohammed Al Muhairi, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, expressed that 2025 marked a pivotal step in their long-term strategy as they aimed to broaden their presence in sectors that directly impact daily life and shape the economies of the future, ranging from energy to consumer product systems and artificial intelligence. She highlighted the focus on building globally scalable platforms, enhancing strategic partnerships, and supporting essential supply chains in food, energy, and minerals, emphasizing the priority of achieving competitive growth and translating it into sustainable value for shareholders while making a positive impact in the markets and communities where they operate. Looking ahead to the next phase, she noted that their focus would remain on continuing to expand their operations and enhance global outreach while accelerating growth.
Results Consolidation
Samia Bouazza, the group’s CEO, stated that despite consolidating business results for only one month following the merger, “2 Point Zero” registered a revenue growth of 311% during 2025, reaching 7 billion dirhams, reflecting robust performance across various sectors, especially in retail, mining, and media. She expressed optimism regarding the outlook for the global economy, citing resilient consumer spending levels and noting that accelerated investments in energy transition and infrastructure present multiple opportunities for the group in the mining and energy sectors via “International Resources Holding” and “El Sewedy.”