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ADX Company Profits Rise 17% to $54.46B in FY25

ADX-listed firms’ profits rise 17% YoY to AED 200B ($54.46B) with 98% compliance and strong governance.

ADX Company Profits Rise 17% to $54.46B in FY25
ADX Company Profits Rise 17% to $54.46B in FY25

Listed companies on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange reported a 17% YoY increase in total net profit, surpassing AED 200B ($54.46B). This growth highlights the positive correlation between stringent governance practices and strong economic outcomes according to an ADX statement.

In 2025, ADX achieved a 98% compliance rate for the disclosure of audited annual financial statements, underscoring its dedication to maintaining the highest standards of market integrity and transparency.

The supportive environment fostered by the exchange facilitated compliance among a significant majority of its listed firms, with 99 out of 101 companies submitting their audited results within the legally mandated 90-day window. The exceptions are two firms operating on different fiscal years.

The Group CEO of the ADX Group remarked that the elevated compliance rate alongside an increase in net profit signifies resilience among ADX-listed firms in promoting robust governance standards.

In 2025, the companies listed on ADX distributed nearly AED 74B in dividends to shareholders, reflecting a sustained commitment to corporate governance. This ongoing focus aims to attract and retain sophisticated global capital and expertise within Abu Dhabi.

In a further bid to connect international capital with the dynamic opportunities emerging from the UAE, the ADX Group and its listed entities will embark on a roadshow in Hong Kong from 14-16th April.

This initiative, taking place alongside the HSBC Global Investment Summit 2026, marks the ADX’s first international engagement of the year, reinforcing the strong relationship between Abu Dhabi and Hong Kong as prominent financial centres committed to enhancing business and investment collaboration.


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