Aramex, a global logistics and transportation solutions company, has announced solid results for the first half with its group revenues surging 22% to AED1.83 billion ($498 million) helped by strong growth in its freight forwarding business.

Announcing its financial results for the six-month period ended June 30, 2026, Aramex said its net profit grew nearly two-fold to hit AED64 million over AED33 million last year, thus reflecting stronger operating performance across the business and the measurable contribution of Accelerate28 initiatives.

The ebit increased by 46% to AED139 million, with ebit margin expanding to 4.1% from 3.1% compared with normalised H1 2025 results, while

Aramex’s revenue growth accelerated materially in Q2 2026, with Group revenues increasing 22% YoY to AED 1.83 billion, representing the Company's highest quarterly revenue in Aramex’s history. May and June each delivered record monthly revenues, lifting H1 2026 Group revenues to AED 3.43 billion, an increase of 12% compared with H1 last year.

On the Q2 performance, Aramex said EBIT grew by 173% to AED87 million compared with normalised Q2 2025 EBIT, while net profit increased seven-fold to AED47 million compared with normalised Q2 2025 net profit.

The strong performance was led by freight forwarding, which achieved the highest quarterly revenue in Aramex's history, it stated. 

According to Aramex, growth was supported by strong customer demand, pricing discipline and the company's diversified multimodal offering.

Despite continued disruption across the region, Aramex leveraged its agile operating model and flexible network to respond quickly to evolving customer requirements while maintaining the highest standard of services across its operations, it added.