Companies listed on both the Dubai Financial Market and the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange have confirmed that their operations continue as usual, emphasizing that current regional developments have not affected their business activities or financial situations.
The firms, in separate disclosures, highlighted that they have implemented their established emergency plans and business continuity strategies to ensure stable services and uninterrupted operations for customers.
Management from these companies asserted that their high operational readiness and advanced technological infrastructure have bolstered their performance resilience, noting that their strong financial positions and diverse activities add an extra layer of security against fluctuations.
They also reaffirmed their commitment to transparency and ongoing disclosure, keeping investors informed of any updates, which enhances confidence in the local business environment and underscores the robustness of the national economy in tackling regional and international challenges.
These confirmations come as markets closely monitor geopolitical developments, amidst signs of liquidity stability and continued investment activity in both markets.
Energy Companies
In separate statements, companies such as Borouge, ADNOC Gas, ADNOC Drilling, ADNOC Distribution, ADNOC Logistics & Warehousing, and Fertiglobe confirmed that their operations are proceeding as usual, with no significant impact observed on their business, liquidity, or financial positions. They emphasized ongoing close monitoring of developments in collaboration with relevant authorities in the country.
ADNOC Distribution also stated it is closely following developments in the UAE and the Gulf region as a whole, working in tight coordination with relevant authorities to ensure the safety of its personnel, protect its facilities, and maintain operational continuity.
In its statement, ADNOC Distribution confirmed that its operations are currently running as usual and that it maintains a strong operational and financial position.
Recent regional developments have not materially affected the company’s business, liquidity, or financial health. The statement emphasized the implementation of effective contingency plans and business continuity measures, backed by a swift and professional response from trained teams managing operational activities at various locations.
The International Holding Company also noted that it is monitoring developments in the UAE and Gulf region in collaboration with relevant authorities to ensure the safety of its employees, assets, and operations. The company reported that its operations continue normally with strong performance and solid financial standing. Recent regional developments have not substantially impacted its activities, liquidity, or financial status, as comprehensive contingency plans and business continuity protocols are in place.
Banks
Abu Dhabi First Bank confirmed its strong financial position and the ongoing provision of its banking services normally, having activated institutional flexibility frameworks and business continuity plans to ensure customer service.
It reported minor operational disruptions for some services due to a technical fault from one of its external cloud computing providers, which is being addressed according to incident response protocols, reaffirming the maintenance of the group’s financial status.
Dubai Islamic Bank also affirmed that its operations have remained uninterrupted in recent times. All customer service channels, including branches, the Dubai Islamic Bank mobile app, online banking, ATM networks, and call center, are fully operational and available to customers at all times.
The bank confirmed that its technological infrastructure and core banking platforms are functioning normally, with no service disruptions reported.
The bank maintains a robust liquidity position and is fully prepared to meet all of its financial obligations and customer commitments in the normal course of operations.
Dubai Islamic Bank has maintained close and ongoing coordination with all relevant regulatory and governmental bodies throughout this period. The bank’s management, staff, and support functions have continued to operate as usual.
Internal governance structures, risk management frameworks, and emergency protocols remain effective and active. The bank is meticulously monitoring developments and is committed to protecting the interests of all stakeholders.
Dubai Commercial Bank confirmed that all banking services, systems, digital platforms, and customer service channels are functioning normally and consistently, without disruption to its branches, digital banking, or remote services.
The bank remarked on its strong financial position, operational readiness, and steadfast commitment to supporting its customers and the business sector in light of the current regional developments.
It employs an integrated multi-channel service model that combines a widespread branch network and digital platforms, allowing uninterrupted access for customers to their banking services regardless of the circumstances.
Dr. Bernd van Linder, CEO of Dubai Commercial Bank, stated: “Our priority is to ensure the uninterrupted provision of banking services and maintain a high and consistent level of interaction with our customers through branches and digital channels and relationship management platforms.”
He added, “We are operating as usual across all branches and channels, supported by a strong liquidity position and solid capital base. Our robust balance sheet, cautious risk management approach, and diverse business model empower us to confidently navigate current changes while continuing to support our customers and the national economy.”
All branches, core banking systems, and customer service channels continue to function normally, providing services without interruption across individual, corporate, and institutional banking activities.
The business continuity frameworks and operational flexibility remain fully activated to ensure service stability and proactive risk management.
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank announced the reactivation of its mobile banking application for retail banking after a brief service disruption.
This interruption affected only the retail banking app and customer call center for almost 48 hours, while the bank continued to provide all other banking services efficiently through branches, ATMs, card services, online banking platforms, and corporate banking services.
The retail banking application has been reactivated, and while most services are now available to customers, some minor features are in the process of gradual restoration. The call center has also been reactivated and is quickly regaining its operational capacity.
Ali Al-Ariqat, CEO of ADCB Group, expressed: “We sincerely apologize to our valued customers who faced difficulties accessing services during the past 48 hours. The efficiency of our banking services is a fundamental pillar of the trust our customers place in us.
Our teams worked around the clock to restore services as quickly and securely as possible. Despite the advanced infrastructure of the bank’s systems, we seize this opportunity to continue enhancing our operational readiness and infrastructure to ensure we continue delivering services at the level our customers expect from ADCB, even in such rare exceptional circumstances.”
The bank expressed appreciation to the Central Bank of the UAE and all other relevant authorities for their continued support and guidance, as well as gratitude to its employees for their commitment and professionalism, which were essential in addressing this situation.
ADCB also thanked its clients for their understanding and ongoing trust, reaffirming its commitment to delivering banking services that meet the highest standards of excellence and efficiency.
Ports
DP World confirmed that all terminals at the Jebel Ali Port in Dubai continue to operate normally, closely monitoring developments and maintaining ongoing coordination with relevant authorities.
The group stated in its announcement that it continues to apply enhanced safety and security measures across various port facilities, prioritizing the safety of its employees, customers, and partners.
Similarly, Abu Dhabi Ports assured the continuity of port, terminal, and logistics services despite an expected decrease in incoming vessels at Khalifa Port due to the decline in navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, with operational services remaining uninterrupted.
Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi, CEO of Abu Dhabi Ports, remarked: “Global trade has always proven its ability to adapt to geopolitical challenges.
Through operational discipline and proactive risk management, Abu Dhabi Ports continues to contribute to the stability of supply chains and fulfill its commitments to its customers through its global network, aligning with the aspirations of our wise leadership.”
As a global trade enabler with a diverse international portfolio, Abu Dhabi Ports remains vigilant in monitoring geopolitical developments closely and assessing any potential implications for maritime shipping routes, supply chains, and global trade flows. The group will keep markets updated with any relevant developments as circumstances evolve.
Gulf Fleet Shipping
Gulf Navigation Holding confirmed the continued operation of its fleet and oil storage facilities in Fujairah at full operational capacity, with no anticipated adverse impact on its financial results at this time.
On the other hand, the group expects an increase in handling volumes across its diverse global network due to shifts in global trade routes in light of the current geopolitical developments.
It also clarified that the overwhelming majority of its fleet, comprising 122 vessels, operates outside the Strait of Hormuz, while ships located in the strait continue to run shipping services within the Gulf region, expecting the impact on the maritime shipping sector to be generally limited.
Retail
Lulu Retail reported that all of its stores in the GCC operate as usual, with supply chains stable and product availability confirmed.
Meanwhile, du confirmed the continuity of its telecommunications services and digital infrastructure without any disruption, noting that its network infrastructure, core systems, and customer service channels continue to operate normally, with full telecommunications services available across mobile.
Landline and corporate sectors. The company assured that its business continuity frameworks remain fully effective, ensuring operational readiness and proactive management to handle any challenges.
It stated that demand for mobile, fixed telecommunications, and reliable corporate solutions is strengthened by the dynamism of the telecommunications sector, which continues to meet customer needs and supports digital transformation in the national economy.
Du currently provides services to approximately 9.7 million mobile subscribers and 735,000 fixed-line customers, reflecting its extensive customer base and robust business model.
Fahad Al Hassawi, CEO of du, stated: “Our priority is to ensure the uninterrupted provision of telecom services and maintain operational agility while placing the safety of our employees first.
Through our operational infrastructure for the vital national telecommunications sector, du continues to commit to playing a pivotal role in supporting the prosperity and growth of the UAE’s economy.
While we continue to closely monitor current developments, our business fundamentals remain strong and solid, supported by a renewable revenue base, disciplined capital management, and a robust liquidity position.”
He continued: “We reaffirm our commitment to executing our strategic priorities, including investing in 5G networks, fiber infrastructure, digital solutions for enterprises, fintech, and IT and telecommunications services while maintaining a balanced and sustainable approach to maximizing shareholder returns.”
Real Estate and Education
Moreover, Emaar Properties confirmed that its projects, commercial centers, hotel assets, and developments continue to operate normally, backed by comprehensive business continuity plans and close coordination with relevant authorities.
In the education and banking sectors, Taaleem Holdings confirmed the continued provision of educational services through its network of schools in accordance with established protocols.
The high operational readiness and advanced technological infrastructure have contributed to enhancing performance flexibility and adapting to changes.
The activation of emergency plans ensures the continuity and stability of services and operations.
Banks confirm: All banking services and branches are functioning normally.
Energy companies highlight that their operational processes continue as normal.
DP World confirms ongoing operational activities at Jebel Ali Port.
Telecommunications firms continue providing services without any impact.
Emaar Properties: business activities, retail centers, and hotel assets are operating as usual.
Lulu Retail: all Gulf stores are functioning as normal with product availability confirmed.