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" Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank" He presents "20.3" One billion dirhams in sustainable facilities in 2025

Abu Dhabi, April 6, 2025 – Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank announced the provision of facilities worth 20.3 billion UAE dirhams to finance sustainable projects by the end of 2025, stressing its commitment to achieving its strategic goal of providing 60 billion dirhams in sustainable financing by 2030.

This performance reflects the continued progress of the UAE and the region by supporting climate action and accelerating the transformation of the energy sector, thus enhancing sustainable growth.

The bank confirmed that during the year 2025, it continued to strengthen its position as a reliable partner in sustainable financing, by supporting governments, financial institutions and companies in achieving a tangible impact on the environmental and social levels.

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank also continued to consolidate its position as a major partner in sustainable financing, through its pivotal role in structuring and participating in a group of the most prominent sustainable financing deals in the UAE and the region, in support of strategic initiatives in the fields of renewable energy and sustainability.

These deals included financing for large-scale projects to develop renewable energy, which enhances the trends of the long-term transition towards clean energy.

The bank contributed to a number of joint financing deals related to sustainability at the regional level, which enhances cross-border cooperation and supports the development of financing structures compatible with sustainability, environmental and social governance standards.

The bank’s activity extended to Islamic capital markets through sustainable sukuks, and it assumed key roles in a number of issuances for the benefit of many financial institutions and companies, in line with its aspirations to adopt financing solutions compatible with Islamic Sharia and sustainability standards.

ADIB’s performance reflects the growth of the sustainable financing market in the UAE and the region, in addition to its commitment to integrating environmental and social governance standards into its financing activities.

As 2026 begins, the bank continues to focus on expanding the range of its innovative Sharia-compliant products and solutions to support the transition towards a low-carbon economy and enhance long-term value for all partners involved.

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