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Dubai Investments' Nine-Month Pre-Tax Profit Edges Up to AED 1.13 Billion

Higher rental income kept the group ahead of last year, though the figures imply a weaker third quarter after a 29% first-half rise.

By Nakoda News Desk

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Dubai Investments reported profit before tax of AED 1.13 billion for the nine months to September 30, up from AED 1.10 billion a year earlier, the company said in its results announcement on November 13.

Profit after tax attributable to owners rose to AED 1.03 billion from AED 1.01 billion, and total income increased to AED 3.13 billion from AED 3.07 billion. Total assets reached AED 24.64 billion at the end of September, up from AED 23.28 billion at the end of 2025, and equity attributable to owners stood at AED 14.87 billion.

The small nine-month gain hides a slower third quarter. The company earlier reported a 29% rise in first-half profit before tax to AED 702.8 million, which leaves roughly AED 430 million for July to September. The same calculation applied to last year's figures gives about AED 550 million for the third quarter of 2025. The company's summary did not break out quarterly results.

Real estate remained the largest contributor to profit, helped by higher rental income, while the manufacturing, contracting and services businesses also performed well, according to the results as reported by ARN News Centre. No segment figures were given.

The group has been consolidating some of its holdings. It raised its stake in Clemenceau Medical Center Hospital Dubai from 20% to 100%, and took full ownership of White Aluminium Extrusion, where it previously held 51%.

Separately, Dubai Investments announced on November 4 that the initial public offering of DIP Holding had been priced at AED 1.12 per share, ahead of a listing on the Dubai Financial Market.

The company said it will keep concentrating on its real estate portfolio and will selectively pursue further investments across its businesses.

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