ADNOC Gas announced record financial results for 2025, despite global energy market volatility. The company's EBITDA increased by 10%, supported by a 4% rise in sales volume and improved trading terms. In 2024, ADNOC Gas successfully completed the largest IPO in the history of the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange and the first of its kind in the UAE, raising 10.43 billion dirhams (2.84 billion dollars) by offering approximately 3.1 billion shares. Following this, ADNOC Gas's shares were included in the MSCI Emerging Markets and FTSE Emerging Indexes, attracting inflows of 2.75 billion dirhams (750 million dollars) from index funds and significantly diversifying the company's global investor base. The company aims to distribute 90 billion dirhams (24.4 billion dollars) in dividends from 2025 to 2030. Additionally, an incident occurred at one of the company's complexes, resulting in the death of an Egyptian contractor during an evacuation, with several colleagues sustaining minor injuries. The company cordoned off the affected area and is conducting a comprehensive damage assessment, ensuring continuous local supply through its other facilities without impacting customer deliveries. Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, Chairman of the Board, offered condolences to the deceased's family and wished a speedy recovery to the injured. Dr. Al Jaber also emphasized that natural gas continues to be a major contributor to economic progress and digital infrastructure development. Despite a 14% annual drop in the average Brent crude price to $69 per barrel, the company achieved a record net profit of 19.10 billion dirhams (5.2 billion dollars). At the Annual General Meeting, shareholders approved record 2025 dividends of 13.162 billion dirhams (3.584 billion dollars), plus a final dividend of 3.291 billion dirhams (896 million dollars) to be paid in May. Starting in Q3 2025, the company has adopted a quarterly dividend policy to provide investors with more regular returns.
ADNOC Gas Reports Record Profits and Dividend Plans
ADNOC Gas achieved a record net profit of 19.1 billion dirhams in 2025 despite falling oil prices. The company successfully completed the largest IPO in Abu Dhabi's history and announced plans to pay 90 billion dirhams in dividends by 2030.