Emaar Properties recorded one other quarter of strong development in 2025, reporting AED33.1bn ($9bn) in income for the primary 9 months of the 12 months — a 39 per cent enhance over the identical interval in 2024.
The corporate’s internet revenue earlier than tax reached AED16.7bn ($4.5bn), up 35 per cent year-on-year, whereas EBITDA rose 32 per cent to AED16.6bn ($4.5bn).
Emaar’s diversified portfolio, robust cash-flow companies, and disciplined monetary administration continued to strengthen its management in Dubai’s property market.
Emaar property gross sales and income backlog
Emaar achieved property gross sales of AED61bn ($16.6bn) in 9M 2025, a 22 per cent enhance from 2024.
The corporate’s income backlog reached AED150.3bn ($41bn) as of September 30, 2025 — a 49 per cent rise year-on-year — offering strong visibility of future income and margins.
Emaar holds roughly 660 million sq ft of master-planned land for mixed-use improvement, together with 370 million sq ft within the UAE. This land financial institution secures long-term development potential and suppleness in responding to market demand.
UAE improvement efficiency
Subsidiary Emaar Improvement maintained robust momentum, posting AED52.9bn ($14.4bn) in property gross sales throughout 9M 2025 — a ten per cent annual enhance. Income rose 41 per cent to AED17.6bn ($4.8bn), and internet revenue earlier than tax climbed 49 per cent to AED9.8bn ($2.7bn).
The group’s complete UAE property-development income reached AED24bn ($6.5bn), supported by continued demand for flagship grasp communities resembling:
- Dubai Hills Property
- The Oasis
- Rashid Yachts and Marina
- Dubai Creek Harbour
- The Valley
Emaar additionally unveiled Emaar Hills, an ultra-luxury residential neighborhood adjoining to Dubai Hills Property, the place Dubai Mansions will provide an unique assortment of residences for a worldwide clientele.
Worldwide development
Emaar’s worldwide operations posted property gross sales of AED8.1bn ($2.2bn) in 9M 2025, a 331 per cent leap in contrast with 2024, with significantly robust ends in Egypt and India.
Worldwide income rose to AED1.4bn ($0.4bn), contributing 4.3 per cent of complete group income.
Emaar’s malls, retail, hospitality, leisure, and commercial-leasing divisions generated AED7.7bn ($2.1bn) in recurring income, up 13 per cent year-on-year. EBITDA from these segments reached AED5.9bn ($1.6bn), accounting for 35 per cent of complete group EBITDA.
- Buying malls and retail: Income AED4.7bn ($1.3bn), +12 per cent; EBITDA AED4.1bn ($1.1bn); common occupancy 98 per cent.
- Hospitality, leisure, and leisure: Income AED3bn ($800m), +15 per cent; common UAE-hotel occupancy 72 per cent.
Sustainability, credit score energy, and expertise focus
Emaar’s ESG credentials improved with an MSCI improve to ‘A’ and achievement of the CIPS Company Ethics Mark throughout its international provide chain.
The corporate’s credit standing was raised to BBB+ (S&P International) and Baa1 (Moody’s), each with a secure outlook, reflecting a sturdy stability sheet and recurring-income base.
Emaar continues to put money into Emirati expertise improvement by way of initiatives such because the Emaar Youth Council, mentorship programmes, and professional-certification sponsorships.
Founder’s assertion
Mohamed Alabbar, founding father of Emaar, stated: “Our robust outcomes for the primary 9 months of 2025 are a mirrored image of the UAE authorities’s sensible management and sound insurance policies, alongside Emaar’s personal long-term strategic planning.
“This basis has enabled us to anticipate change and adapt with precision. Each achievement throughout this era is a results of understanding market dynamics, responding rapidly, and staying forward of expectations, guaranteeing that Emaar continues to ship worth irrespective of the surroundings.”
