Mubadala Investment Company reported a robust financial performance for the fiscal year 2025, driven by significant growth across its investment portfolio.
The Abu Dhabi-based sovereign wealth fund disclosed that its assets under management increased by 17% year-on-year to AED 1.4T (approximately US $385B), reflecting the effectiveness of its strategic focus on key growth sectors both locally and globally.
The firm’s capital deployment rose by 20% to AED 143B (US$ 39B), while proceeds surged 27% to AED 138B (US $38B). These figures illustrate Mubadala’s capacity to navigate the challenging economic landscape, maintaining annualised five-year and ten-year returns of 10.7% and 10.3%, respectively.
In 2025, Mubadala’s investments contributed AED 45B to the UAE’s GDP, making up 5.7% of Abu Dhabi’s non-oil economy while supporting the creation of 98,000 jobs. This highlights the firm’s role not just as an investor but as a key player in the UAE’s economic diversification strategy.
Initiatives such as the establishment of Aldar Capital, aimed at connecting global investors with GCC real asset opportunities and the launch of Mubadala Bio, significantly enhancing the UAE’s biopharmaceutical capabilities.
Mubadala has been active across various sectors, making notable investments in technology, healthcare, and renewable energy. Recent collaboration with Oracle Health to create unified patient records signifies a pioneering move in healthcare technology within the UAE.
Investments in sustainable projects, such as the world’s largest renewable energy project led by Masdar, reinforce its dedication to fostering innovation and sustainability.
Mubadala has expanded its partnerships and capital deployment, including significant reinvestments in pharmaceutical services and infrastructure. The firm’s ability to adapt its investment strategy amid evolving market conditions positions it favourably for sustained growth and impact.
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