The company posts its highest-ever sales, highlighting growth in the UAE real estate sector.
Emaar Properties has approved a 100% dividend payout of AED 8.8 billion at its Annual General Meeting, following a year of record financial performance.
The payout reflects the company’s confidence in its growth trajectory and its commitment to delivering value to shareholders.
Property Sales Hit All-Time High
The developer reported its highest-ever property sales of AED 80.4 billion in 2025, marking a 16% increase compared to the previous year.
This growth highlights sustained demand across Dubai’s real estate market, supported by investor interest and continued economic expansion.
Revenue and Profit Show Strong Growth
Emaar’s total revenue rose to AED 49.6 billion, reflecting a 40% year-on-year increase.
EBITDA reached AED 25.6 billion, up 33%, while net profit before tax climbed to AED 25.7 billion, representing a 36% increase compared to 2024.
The company’s performance was driven by its diversified portfolio, spanning property development, malls, hospitality, leisure, and international operations.
Strong Backlog Signals Future Stability
Emaar reported a revenue backlog of AED 155 billion from property sales.
This backlog provides clear visibility into future earnings and supports long-term financial stability as projects progress toward completion.
Leadership Perspective on Growth
Founder Mohamed Alabbar attributed the performance to Dubai’s broader economic environment and long-term vision.
He noted that the UAE’s leadership and policy direction continue to position Dubai as a global hub for investment and growth, enabling companies to scale and innovate with confidence.
Outlook for UAE Real Estate
The results reinforce the strength of the UAE’s real estate sector, where demand remains resilient despite global uncertainty.
Emaar’s performance reflects a broader trend of sustained growth, driven by investor confidence, infrastructure development, and Dubai’s positioning as a global destination for business and lifestyle.
