Amanat Holdings reported a 13% increase in revenue from continuing operations for the half-year ending June 30, 2025, reaching Dh468.4 million, up from Dh414.1 million in H1 2024. Growth was driven by education, where revenue climbed 23% year‑on‑year to Dh284.9 million, while healthcare revenue edged up 1% to Dh183.4 million, the latter tempered by the discontinuation of Covid‑related programmes in the UAE.
EBITDA from continuing operations rose 12% to Dh173.6 million, or 11% on an adjusted basis. Education EBITDA increased 15% to Dh151.4 million; healthcare EBITDA fell 1% to Dh39.6 million, but would have risen 10% excluding ramp‑up losses at the Khobar facility.
Profit from continuing operations grew 6% to Dh104.7 million, or 13% on an adjusted basis excluding ramp‑up losses. Over the full half‑year, net income stood at Dh85.03 million, up from Dh81.08 million a year earlier. Basic earnings per share from continuing operations rose to Dh0.037 from Dh0.035; diluted EPS held at the same level.
Amanat completed an SPA on August 8 to divest the real‑estate assets of North London Collegiate School for Dh453 million, in line with its monetisation strategy.
