Emaar confirmed on Wednesday that all its communities, malls, hospitality assets and development projects continue to operate normally, supported by comprehensive business continuity planning and close coordination with relevant authorities.
The announcement was made as the company delivered record 2025 results and a strong start to 2026.
“With diversified income streams, strong liquidity, and disciplined cost management, Emaar remains well-positioned to sustain growth and contribute to the continued strength and resilience of Dubai’s capital markets,” said the company in a statement posted on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM), where it is listed.
Emaar reports highest-ever property sales of AED80.4 billion in 2025
Emaar reported today that in 2025, it achieved its highest-ever property sales of AED80.4 billion, alongside record revenue of AED49.6 billion and net profit before tax of AED25.7 billion. The company’s revenue backlog reached AED155 billion as of December 31, 2025, providing strong visibility over future earnings and cash flows.
Recurring income streams across malls, hospitality, leisure, entertainment and commercial leasing accounted for 32 percent of total EBITDA, reflecting the strength of Emaar’s diversified and resilient operating model.
“Emaar’s performance reflects the strength of Dubai’s economic vision and the confidence investors place in its stability and long-term prospects. The city continues to demonstrate resilience, supported by effective leadership, sound regulation and a dynamic business environment. Our focus remains on disciplined execution, operational excellence and delivering sustainable value for our shareholders and customers,” said Mohamed Alabbar, Founder of Emaar.
UAE property sales reach AED17.2 billion in the first two months of 2026
Supported by strong cash generation and consistent performance, the Board of Directors recommended maintaining dividends at 100 percent of share capital for 2025, reinforcing Emaar’s commitment to delivering sustainable value to its shareholders.
Emaar has carried this positive momentum into 2026. UAE property sales reached AED17.2 billion in the first two months of the year, compared to AED7.9 billion during the same period in 2025, representing an increase of 118 percent year-on-year.
Dubai’s clear regulatory environment, diversified economy and proactive governance continue to reinforce investor confidence and long-term growth prospects. Emaar’s strong balance sheet, substantial land bank of approximately 618 million square feet and healthy revenue backlog position the company to navigate evolving regional developments while maintaining disciplined expansion.
Source: economymiddleeast
