Company Alpha Dhabi records a 23% rise in first-half revenue; aims for prolonged growth and expansion.
In a significant move, PureHealth, an arm of Alpha Dhabi Holding, has expanded its insurance business into the property and casualty segment and partnered with Cincinnati Children's Hospital to bring world-class pediatric care to Abu Dhabi. This expansion is part of Alpha Dhabi's ongoing commitment to building a resilient, future-ready economy for the UAE.
The company's financial performance for the first half of 2025 is impressive, with a reported profit surge to 4.53 billion dirhams in Q2 and a half-year profit of 6.63 billion dirhams. Despite a slight 0.7% dip year-on-year for the half, the revenue for the first half of 2025 rose nearly 22% year-over-year, reaching 18.43 billion dirhams. Adjusted EBITDA grew 34% to AED 8.7 billion.
The major revenue contributions came from the industrial (AED 13.4 billion), real estate (AED 12.8 billion), and construction (AED 6 billion) sectors, reflecting a successful broadening of revenue streams and strong operational performance.
Alpha Dhabi is also making strides in the technology sector, exploring entry into the UAE data center market amid the AI boom. The company plans to establish a dedicated division within its Trojan Construction Group, signaling increased focus on technology infrastructure investments.
NMDC Energy has strengthened its Saudi market presence by extending a long-term agreement with Aramco and signing a memorandum with Al Gharbia to boost domestic pipe production capacity. Meanwhile, ADMO Lifestyle Holding has increased its stake in Lebanese fine dining brand Em Sherif.
Alpha Dhabi Holding's portfolio companies, Aldar Properties, PureHealth, NMDC Group, and NMDC Energy, have all made notable appearances in the Forbes Top 100 Listed Companies in the Middle East 2025.
In the real estate sector, Aldar Properties unveiled a partnership with Hilton to launch Abu Dhabi's first Waldorf Astoria Residences on Yas Island. The company also announced a Dh40 billion masterplan for Fahid Island, positioning it as a new landmark destination.
Innovation and sustainable growth remain the cornerstones of Alpha Dhabi's investment strategy. The company has introduced digital currency payments for court fees and is expanding into high-end luxury through its partnership with Red Sea Global to launch the Nammos Resort AMAALA in Saudi Arabia.
Alpha Dhabi Holding employs over 95,000 people and is a major contributor to the UAE economy. With total assets of Dh198.4 billion and equity of Dh98.1 billion, the company's Adjusted EBITDA rose 34% to Dh8.7 billion. Growth remains the company's top priority across revenue, acquisitions, profitability, capabilities, innovation, and market impact.
In summary, Alpha Dhabi's strategy emphasizes building scale, sustainable and innovation-driven growth, and capitalizing on synergistic partnerships to drive value creation, positioning it as a leading investment holding company in the MENA region.
- The expansion of PureHealth, an arm of Alpha Dhabi Holding, into the property and casualty segment demonstrates the company's commitment to building a resilient, future-ready economy in the UAE, particularly in the business sector.
- Despite a slight dip in revenue year-on-year, Alpha Dhabi's financial performance for the first half of 2025 is impressive, with a reported surge in profit and revenue growth in various sectors like industrial, real estate, and construction.
- Alpha Dhabi is also venturing into the technology sector, planning to establish a dedicated division for technology infrastructure investments amid the AI boom.
- NMDC Energy has reinforced its presence in the Saudi market, signing a memorandum to boost domestic pipe production capacity and extending a long-term agreement with Aramco. On the other hand, ADMO Lifestyle Holding has increased its stake in the Lebanese fine dining brand Em Sherif.
- Alpha Dhabi's portfolio companies, including Aldar Properties, PureHealth, NMDC Group, and NMDC Energy, have made notable impacts, securing positions in the Forbes Top 100 Listed Companies in the Middle East 2025.
- In the real estate sector, Aldar Properties has partnered with Hilton to launch Abu Dhabi's first Waldorf Astoria Residences on Yas Island and announced ambitious plans for Fahid Island, aiming to position it as a new landmark destination, reflecting the company's commitment to innovation and growth.
