Stable quarterly performance with 168.9 million dirhams net profit

Dubai Investments Company recorded pre-tax profits of 185.06 million dirhams during the first quarter of 2026, compared to 184.89 million dirhams for the same period last year, while profits after tax amounted to 168.97 million dirhams, compared to 167.18 million dirhams during the same period in 2025.

Dubai Investments reported, in a statement yesterday, that it achieved stable performance during the first three months of 2026, attributing this to the diversification of its activities and the stability of its main sectors, noting that the group’s performance was based on stable periodic revenue flows from its land rents, in addition to other income-generating assets, as well as the balanced performance of its core business sectors.

The real estate sector, which includes land leasing, maintained its role as a main driver of performance, supported by stable occupancy levels and recurring revenue streams, while manufacturing and contracting activities continued to record balanced performance.

The company’s total assets amounted to 23.43 billion dirhams at the end of March 2026, compared to 23.28 billion dirhams at the end of December 2025.

Total equity rose to 15.39 billion dirhams, compared to 15.22 billion dirhams by the end of last year, reflecting the strength of Dubai Investments’ assets and its continued focus on achieving long-term value.

Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Investments, Khalid bin Kalban, said: “The performance of the first quarter reflects the strength and balance of the business model in (Dubai Investments), and its ability to continue with stable results despite changing market conditions.”

He added: “We continue to adhere to a disciplined approach to asset allocation, with a focus on clarity of income sources and continuity of operation of our core sectors, as this approach enhances our ability to confront market fluctuations and maintain stable performance, with recurring returns and diversified assets that continue to achieve stable results in the long term.”

Dubai Investments confirmed that it continues to focus on enhancing growth in its core sectors based on its performance in the first quarter, based on the diversification of its business and a clear approach to managing its operations.

The company is keen to implement its projects in the real estate sector according to approved schedules, with construction work progressing in a number of major projects, including the “Dana Bay” project on Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah, and the “Violet Tower” in Jumeirah Village Circle in Dubai, in addition to “Asayel Avenue” as part of the “Mirdif Hills” project in Dubai. Deliveries of the completed parts are continuing, with more deliveries expected during the coming period.

Dubai Investments continues to enhance its investments in income-generating assets across key sectors, including healthcare, education and financial investments, in line with its focus on investing in sectors that are witnessing stable demand. Manufacturing also continues to support the construction and infrastructure sectors.