EMAAR Properties recorded another short period of strong growth in 2025, reporting AED33.1bn ($9bn) in revenue for the first nine months of the year – a 39 percent increase over the period in 2024.
The company’s pre-tax profit was AED16.7BN ($4.5BN), up 35 percent year-on-year, while EBITDA rose 32 percent to AED16.6bn ($4.5BN).
Emaar’s diversified portfolio, strong cash flow businesses, and sound financial management continued to strengthen its leadership in the Dubai property market.
Emaar’s Asset Sales and Revenue Backlog
Emaar achieved sales of AED61BN ($16.6bn) in 9M 2025, an increase of 22 percent from 2024.
The company’s revenue has also reached AED150.3bn ($41bn) as of September 30, 2025 – 49% year-on-year – a year that provides a strong visibility of future income and marriages.
Emaar holds approximately 660 million SQ This global bank secures long-term growth potential and flexibility in response to market demand.
UAE Development Operations
Emaar Development maintained a strong momentum, posting AED52.9bn ($14.4bn) in sales during the 9M 2025 – Ten percent increase. Revenue grew 41 percent to AED17.6bn ($4.8bn), and Net profit before tax rose 49 percent to AED9.8bn ($2.7bn).
The UAE group’s total UAE Property-Development Revenue reached AED24BN ($6.5BN), supported by the continued demand for Master’s Masters communities such as:
- Dubai Hills Estate
- The Oasis
- Rashid Yachts and Marina
- Dubai Creek Harbour
- The valley
Emaar also unveiled Emaar Hills, an Ultra-Luxury Reward Community adjacent to the Dubai Hills Estate, where Dubai man arnings will offer an exclusive collection of residences around the world.
Growth in other countries
Emaar’s international operations posted sales of AED8.1bn ($2.2bn) in 9M 2025, a 331 percent jump compared to 2024, especially the results in Istrigy and India.
International revenue rose to AED1.4BN ($0.4bn), contributing 4.3 percent of the group’s total.
Emaar’s supermarkets, retail, hospitality, leisure, and retail rental divisions generated AED7.7BN ($2.1bn) in recurring revenue, up 13 percent year-on-year. EBITDA in these segments reached AED5.9BN ($1.6BN), accounting for 35 percent of total EBITDA.
- Great shopping and retail stores: Revenue AED4.7BN ($1.3BN), +12 percent; Ebitda aed4.1bn ($1.1bn); an average of 98 percent.
- Hospitality, recreation and entertainment: Revenue AED3BN ($800m), +15 percent; UAE-Hotel Soundtacting average 72 percent.
Sustainability, credit strength, and talent concentration
Emaar’s Esg certification improved with the MSCI upgrade to ‘A’ and the realization of the Corporate Ethips ethical standards across its global supply chain.
The company’s credit rating was raised to BBB + (S & P GLOBAL) and Baa1 (Moody’s), both with a stable outlook, reflecting a strong balance sheet and income base.
Emaar continues to invest in developing Emirati strategies through programs such as the Emaar Youth Council, mentoring programs, and the sponsorship of Professional certifications.
Founder’s statement
Mohamed Alabbar, founder of Emaar, said: “Our strong results for the first nine months of 2025 are an indication of the UAE government’s wise leadership and sound policies, alongside EMAR’s long-term strategic plan.
“This foundation has made us expect to expect change and adapt to precision. Every success at this time is the result of understanding the dynamics of the market, ensuring that Emaar continues to deliver value regardless of the environment.”
