Ajman Bank, a Dubai-listed financial institution, has approved a dividend payment for the fiscal year 2025 amounting to AED 250M, equating to 50% of its net profit for the year. This decision, formalised during the annual general meeting on 3 March, translates to a payout of 9.18 fils per share based on the bank’s financial performance YoY.
The approved dividend follows a robust financial showing by the bank, which reported a quarterly net profit of AED 500M. The bank also experienced a significant 22% increase in operating income, reaching AED 899M.
Furthermore, Ajman Bank’s total assets surged by 44% to AED 33B by the end of 2025, highlighting its strong growth trajectory amidst a competitive banking landscape.
Ajman Bank’s majority ownership structure includes a 33.1% stake held by the government of Ajman, reflecting state support throughout its operations.
The bank’s stock performance indicated some volatility, closing 0.6% lower at AED 1.59 on 27 February citing regional tensions and the forthcoming ADX and DFM closures.
Trading was temporarily suspended on the Dubai bourse on 2-3 March, but the market resumed activity on 4 March.
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