Alpha Dhabi Holding PJSC has reported strong financial results for the first nine months of 2025, with group revenue reaching AED 54.9 billion, an increase of 24% compared to the same period last year. Adjusted EBITDA rose by 25% year-on-year to AED 12.8 billion.
The company’s net profit for the period was AED 10.4 billion, with significant contributions from its main business divisions: Industrial (AED 20.6 billion), Real Estate (AED 19.3 billion), Construction (AED 10.0 billion), and Services & Others (AED 5.1 billion). The company’s total assets grew by 16% year-on-year to AED 205.6 billion, while cash balance stood at AED 31.7 billion and total equity reached AED 100.8 billion.
Chairman H.E. Mohamed Thani Murshed Ghannam Al Rumaithi commented on the results: “Alpha Dhabi’s excellent financial performance is an outcome of having a diligent approach to capturing value-add opportunities as well as being persistent in our growth strategy across our key verticals. Our Group revenue rising to AED 54.9 Bn, speaks to the remarkable scale and depth of our diversified businesses, with our verticals sitting at the very forefront of the biggest megatrends shaping Abu Dhabi’s future-ready economy. The financial results this year-to-date represent a solid foundation that we intend to keep building upon for the remainder of 2025 and into 2026.”
Eng. Hamad Al Ameri, Managing Director and Group CEO, added: “In 2025, Alpha Dhabi has been hyper-focused on unleashing the power of innovation, collaboration, and scale, all at a rapid pace of growth. Our Group revenue increase to AED 54.9 Bn and our adjusted EBITDA rise to 12.8 Bn, send a very strong signal about where we are now and where we’re headed. More specifically, this performance underlines the fundamentals of our business – it shows the strength of our portfolio, the value of our strategic investments, and the ambition behind every decision we make. As we advance towards the close of the year, intensifying our adoption of artificial intelligence across the Group and our portfolio companies will be a key priority by embedding AI into core operations and decision-making processes. AI adoption, combined with our relentless focus on ‘growth’, remains at the forefront of our agenda, guiding our pursuit of new possibilities for both Alpha Dhabi and the UAE.”
Alpha Dhabi also reported that its international portfolio contributed revenue amounting to AED 7.3 billion—representing about 13% of total revenue—which marks a year-on-year growth rate of approximately 20%.
Among its subsidiaries’ recent activities:
– Aldar increased its ownership in Aldar Estates platform to over 82%, following an acquisition from Modon Holding via ADNEC Group.
– Trojan Construction Group received Building Completion Certificates for Zayed National Museum from Abu Dhabi’s Department of Culture & Tourism; it also earned a RoSPA Gold Award for health and safety standards.
– PureHealth inaugurated Sheikh Khalifa Hospital in Fujairah—a project costing AED 843 million—and completed acquisition of a majority stake in Greece-based Hellenic Healthcare Group.
– NMDC Group signed agreements with ADNOC L&S for maritime services supporting offshore projects in Abu Dhabi; globally it secured a dredging contract in Manila Bay valued at around AED 2.2 billion.
– NMDC Energy began fabrication work at its new yard in Ras Al-Khair Special Economic Zone in Saudi Arabia.
– ADMO Lifestyle Holding became controlling shareholder in Lebanese fine dining brand Em Sherif; it plans new hospitality venues in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
Alpha Dhabi stated that these developments reflect ongoing efforts to expand its portfolio across multiple sectors and regions.
