IHC, a holding company headquartered in Abu Dhabi with interests in asset management, construction, real estate, financial services and healthcare sectors, has delivered solid results for FY 2025 with a 29% jump in its revenue which soared to AED111 billion ($30 billion) and a net profit of AED34 billion ($9 billion), up 35% over 2024, underpinned by disciplined execution, cost control, and portfolio optimisation across the Group.

Throughout 2025, IHC delivered sustained momentum across its diversified portfolio, translating scale into profitability and reinforcing its position as an active investor-operator. 

Growth was driven by strong performance across core operating segments, strategic acquisitions, capital recycling initiatives, and expanding international operations, supported by a resilient balance sheet and a strong liquidity position, said IHC in its statement.

The real estate and construction sectors were the largest contributors, generating AED44.2 billion in revenue, followed by Marine and Dredging at AED30.2 billion, reflecting continued project momentum at NMDC Group and overseas expansion.

The energy segment contributed AED8.3 billion, while hospitality and leisure sectos generated AED7.6 billion. Food operations delivered AED5.6 billion, supported by acquisitions and vertical integration.

Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Ruler of Abu Dhabi and Group Chairman, said: "IHC's performance in 2025 reflects our disciplined approach to building scalable global platforms, recycling capital into high-conviction sectors, and leveraging technology and AI to enhance execution and competitiveness."

"In an environment shaped by geopolitical shifts, evolving capital markets, and accelerating technological change, our priority remains to allocate capital with precision and build enduring platforms that create long-term value. Through Dynamic Value Networks, we continue to strengthen resilience across our portfolio and reinforce IHC’s position as a globally relevant investment powerhouse," he stated.

According to IHC, technology and financial services recorded revenues of AED4.2 billion and AED4 billion respectively, while services and other segments contributed AED8.7 billion.

The total assets stood at AED428.6 billion as of December 31, 2025, up 6.7% from AED401.8 billion at the end of 2024.

CEO Syed Basar Shueb said: "2025 was a year of execution and delivery across the IHC portfolio. By strengthening operating performance, improving capital efficiency, and accelerating the transformation of our investments into globally competitive businesses, we achieved strong growth across all key metrics."

"Capital recycling remains central to our approach, enabling us to exit mature positions while concentrating investment behind businesses with strong growth momentum and long-term competitiveness. Our focus remains on scaling ecosystems that generate durable returns while advancing long-term shareholder value," he stated.

Looking ahead, IHC said it remains focused on disciplined capital deployment, platform consolidation, and global expansion. 

With a diversified portfolio, strong liquidity, and a proven execution model, IHC is well-positioned to continue scaling its Dynamic Value Networks, recycle capital efficiently, and deliver sustainable long-term value for shareholders while contributing to economic development across global markets, he added.-TradeArabia News Service