After receiving high volumes of fuel in the first nine months of the fiscal year, the distribution of adnoc is reported for the year of $ 885, the highest of the company listed at 15.6 percent of 1579 million.
The company sold 11.7 billion liters of fuel, adding 85 new service stations to its network during the period, bringing its network size to 977. Most of these new channels are in SAUDI Arabia, where the transfer of Adnoc channels has added 72 new service channels. The company’s total network in the Kingdom is now 172.
Adnoc Distribution said it had exceeded its network expansion goals ahead of schedule and raised its end-of-year target to 2025, about 50 percent more than the previous guidance of 60-70 days. This includes 80-90 channels in Saudi Arabia alone.
In the third quarter (Q3) 2025, the company reached a new quarterly EBITDA record of $ 319 million, an increase of 15.9 percent. Net profit reached $221 million, up 21.5 percent, as both EBITDA and Net profit exceeded expectations.
Bader Saeed al Lamki, CEO of Adnoc distribution, commented: “This year’s record distribution performance is a realization of the progress we have achieved towards our five-year growth strategy, continued sales of the dealer.
“Our strong quarterly EBITDA, combined with a rapidly expanding network, reflects the fundamental strength of our business and a strong belief in our countries’ long-term growth. This confidence is reflected in our increasingly innovative policy.
“By focusing on sustainable oil sales, including the ‘rejuvenating Aasis of adnoc’ and our logistics network, we are creating a dynamic flow and building the right platform for evolving customer needs, while creating stable, long-term shareholder value.”
At the recent Majlis of Majlis event hosted by Adnoc Group in Abu Dhabi, Adnoc distribution also announced the production of the network released to 1,150 channels in the year 2028.
The constant sale of oil continues to bring strong momentum, with the largest profit growing by 14,7 in the year Q3 2025
These results were achieved through strong performance in all convenience stores, car services, and inventory management, underlining the success of adnoc’s differentiation strategy. This has led the company to renew its guidance, expecting a 100 percent increase in non-oil sales by 2030 compared to 2023.
Adnoc Distribution has also improved its position as a future mobility provider, with its E2GO network reaching 368 fast and fast EV charging points by the end of September.
In the statement, the company added: “With its strong financial conditions, and to improve its financial transition, the transfer of ADNOC is well placed to include future opportunities, as well as the restructuring of the value and the reflow of the active markets.”
