AD Ports Group closed 2025 with revenue up 20 percent year-on-year to AED 21 billion, driven by expansion across its ports, economic cities, free zones, and maritime and shipping clusters.
Net profit rose 16% to AED 2.1 billion, while net assets grew 8% to AED 69 billion. The group's customer base expanded by nearly 20%, with spending from its top 10 customers increasing close to 40%.
Capital expenditure for 2026 is estimated at AED 2.5 billion, with nearly half earmarked for LPG and LNG storage terminals over the 2026–2028 period. The group has also expanded its international footprint through equity stakes in container terminal operators in Egypt and Syria, and plans to develop the Kezad East Port Said Industrial and Logistics Zone at the Suez Canal's Mediterranean entrance.
Gulf Economist Staff Writer