Alpha Dhabi Holding PJSC reported strong financial results for the first half of 2025, with group revenue reaching AED 35.9 billion, a 23% increase compared to the same period last year. The company’s adjusted EBITDA rose by 34% to AED 8.7 billion.
The group’s total assets stand at AED 198.4 billion, and equity is reported at AED 98.1 billion. Net profit for the period was AED 6.6 billion, which is consistent with last year despite a decrease in non-recurring accounting adjustments of AED 1.4 billion due to fluctuations in the fair market value of some publicly listed companies within Alpha Dhabi’s portfolio.
Key sectors contributing to revenue included industrial (AED 13.4 billion), real estate (AED 12.8 billion), construction (AED 6 billion), and services and other segments (AED 3.7 billion). Revenue generated from outside the UAE by Alpha Dhabi’s portfolio companies totaled AED 4.6 billion.
H.E. Mohamed Thani Murshed Ghannam Al Rumaithi, Chairman of Alpha Dhabi Holding, said: “We remained focused on building scale, creating synergies, and enabling innovation in the first half of 2025 to offer investors access to a diverse range of premium assets that matter to Abu Dhabi’s economy. Innovation and sustainable growth remain the cornerstones of our true foundation as we invest with purpose and help build a resilient, future-ready economy for the UAE’s sustained growth and long-term prosperity.”
Eng. Hamad Al Ameri, Managing Director and Group CEO of Alpha Dhabi Holding PJSC of Alpha Dhabi Holding, said: “We have delivered another strong half-year, adding strategic investments in sectors we believe will support in shaping the future. Our fundamentals remain sound, our partnerships are growing, and the results speak for themselves, with a 34% rise in adjusted EBITDA, reaching AED 8.7 billion. We are well-positioned to keep building on this momentum, with growth remaining our top priority – in revenue, acquisitions, and profitability, as well as in capabilities, innovation, and impact – as we push the boundaries of what is possible throughout the rest of 2025 and beyond.”
Alpha Dhabi was ranked among Forbes’ Top 100 Listed Companies in the Middle East for 2025 at number fourteen; its portfolio companies ALDAR Properties (30th), PureHealth (44th), NMDC Group (48th), and NMDC Energy (82nd) were also included.
The company received several awards recently: Sharjah Excellence Award 2024 organized by Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry under H.H. Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed bin Sultan Al Qasimi; PureHealth was named UAE’s Most Valuable Healthcare Brand by Brand Finance; NMDC Energy won The ICV Excellence Award at Make it in Emirates forum.
In real estate activities through Aldar & Modon Holding, Aldar acquired warehousing assets valued at AED 530 million from Waha in Abu Dhabi’s Al Dhafra region and partnered with King’s College School Wimbledon for an educational campus on Fahid Island while unveiling a masterplan for an island destination worth over AED 40 billion gross development value. Aldar also partnered with Hilton to introduce Abu Dhabi’s first Waldorf Astoria Residences on Yas Island.
Trojan General Contracting & Samsung C&T began work on an open-cycle gas turbine power plant project in Al-Dhafra region with a capacity of one thousand megawatts supporting energy demands aligned with government AI strategies.
PureHealth expanded its insurance arm Daman into property and casualty insurance while SEHA collaborated with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital via SKMC to enhance pediatric healthcare expertise locally.
NMDC Energy signed an MoU with Al Gharbia to accelerate domestic pipe production within UAE amid growing demand; it also extended its agreement with Aramco expanding efforts across Saudi Arabia.
An initiative supported by Alpha Dhabi Holding along with ADNOC Drilling sought out leading energy technology startups using AI through collaboration with C3 – Companies Creating Change.
ADMO Lifestyle entered new luxury hospitality ventures including Nammos Resort AMAALA opening later this year—its first hotel outside Greece—and became controlling shareholder in Lebanese dining brand Em Sherif following initial investment made in October 2023.
