Alpha Dhabi profit rises 81% as revenue crosses $5bn

Alpha Dhabi Holding, an Abu Dhabi-based investment company, said net profit surged in the first quarter, underpinned by strategic investments and continued expansion into the high-growth sector.

Net profit stood at AED3.8 billion ($1 billion), up 81 percent year-on-year, as revenue rose 8 percent annually to AED19 billion, the company said in a statement to the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX).

The real estate division contributed AED7.4 billion, industrial AED6.6 billion, construction AED2.7 billion and services & others AED2 billion.

Total assets reached AED226 billion, while total equity stood at AED105 billion, reinforcing Alpha Dhabi’s capacity to pursue growth opportunities, including acquisitions and geographic expansions.

Chairman Mohamed Al Rumaithi said the company’s continued focus on building a diversified, future-ready portfolio helped navigate evolving market dynamics and capture opportunities across high-growth sectors.

In April, Alpha Dhabi earmarked a dividend of AED2 billion for 2025. It has implemented a three-year dividend policy, including a yearly payment of AED2 billion with a planned 5 percent annual increase, effective 2025.

International Holding Company (IHC), chaired by national security adviser Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, owns 58 percent of Alpha Dhabi, according to ADX data.

Alpha Dhabi shares on the ADX closed 1.6 percent lower at AED7.39 on Monday, but are down 22 percent so far this year.

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