Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) reported a net profit of Dh3.7 billion for the first half of 2025, up 10% year-on-year, as operating revenue reached Dh6.4 billion. Pre-tax profit rose 16% to Dh4.3 billion.
The bank’s total assets grew 8% year-to-date to Dh373 billion, crossing the $100 billion mark for the first time. Net financing assets increased 12% to Dh237 billion, driven by demand across sovereign, utility and aviation sectors on the wholesale side, and broad growth in the consumer segment.
Customer deposits climbed 14% to Dh284 billion, while the sukuk portfolio rose 9% to Dh89 billion, consisting largely of sovereign and financial institution issuers.
DIB’s market capitalisation now exceeds Dh65 billion. The bank was founded in 1975 and operates as one of the region’s largest Islamic finance institutions.
