Abu Dhabi-based Alpha Dhabi Holding (ADH) has posted a first-half net profit of $1.8 billion (AED 6.6 billion) for 2025, reflecting a modest 1% decline from the previous year, despite delivering robust revenue growth.
H1 Snapshot
The company noted that profits were stable compared to H1 2024, even when adjusting for non-recurring gains of $380 million (AED 1.4 billion) recorded last year. ADH maintained an 18% profit margin for the period.
Total revenue jumped 23% year-on-year to $9.8 billion (AED 35.9 billion), underpinned by solid results in industrials, real estate, construction, and services.
The industrial division led with $3.7 billion (AED 13.4 billion) in revenues, followed by real estate at $3.5 billion (AED 12.8 billion), and construction at $1.8 billion (AED 6.6 billion).
Adjusted EBITDA surged 34% to $2.4 billion (AED 8.7 billion) in the first half compared to the same period last year.
By the end of June 2025, the firm held $9.2 billion (AED 33.7 billion) in cash, while net debt totalled $1.4 billion (AED 5.3 billion).
Ranked 14th on Forbes Middle East’s 2025 Top 100 Listed Companies, Alpha Dhabi oversees more than 250 businesses spanning industries such as healthcare, energy, construction, property, and hospitality.
Crucial Quote
“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,” said CEO Eng Hamad Al Ameri.
Big Number
As of June 2025, Alpha Dhabi’s total assets stood at $54 billion (AED 198.4 billion), marking a 12% increase year-on-year, largely supported by the continued expansion of its business units.
