Adnoc Group Companies Post $2.7BN Q3 Profit As Listed Businesses Deliver 2025 Results
The group’s publicly listed portfolio companies reported financial results for the third quarter and first nine months of 2025, highlighting continued performance, consolidated growth and a unified strategy to deliver long-term value to shareholders.
The strong performance reflects Adnoc’s integrated approach across energy, industrial services and access platforms.
AdNoc Distribution: High volumes of Fuels and Not-Retail Lift Retail
AdNoc distribution delivered by Quirt for the third quarter and first nine months of 2025. Q3 EBIBDA REPORE 15.9% increased by 21.5% to 221M (AED811M).
Nine-month EBITDA reached $885m (AED3.25bn), 12 percent, and Net profit grew by 15.6 percent to $579m (aed2.13bn), supported by a strong sales offering.
The company added 85 new channels during the period, increasing its overall target to between 90 and 100, with significant expansion in Saudi Arabia.
AdNoc distribution also develops performance enhancements that work with AI money and proposes to extend its distribution policy to 2030, with the first quarterly distribution in Q1 2026.
Adnoc Drilling: 27 percent revenue as irregular activity increases
Driving Adnoc reported record results for the ninth month of 2025, with revenue increasing by 27 percent to $3.63bn (AED13.90bn), and AED3.90bn), and AED3.90bn), and AED4.41bn).
The board approved a distribution of $ 250m Q325 2025, and the company presented a policy of improved distribution aimed at $ 6.8bn in distribution by 2030.
Adnoc is driving accelerated growth with extraordinary expansion and major fleet consolidation, underscoring its role in supporting the UAE’s long-term energy security.
Borouge: Net profit is 52 Pent Quarter-on-Quarter
Borouge recorded an increase in quarter-on-quarter profit to $295m (AED1.08BN) in Q3 2025, driven by record production, strong sales and tight cost control.
Adjusted EBITDA rose to $565m (AED2.07bn), with a margin of 39 percent.
The company reaffirmed its FY2025 FILDS target of 16.2 FILS per share, with H2 payout scheduled for April 2026.
Its BOROUGE 4 expansion project is now 90 percent complete and is expected to start operating by the end of the year, supporting increased capacity, increased markets and the number of shares available.
Fertilizer: income increases by 53 percent; The total return is at least $287m
RESULTS TO REACH REDROUD Q3 2025 Results, with Revenue Up 53 percent year-on-year to $758m (AED2,784M) and $286m (AED1,050m).
Adjusted Net profit reached $ 134M (AED492M), while the reported Net profit stood at $ 235m (AED863M), supported by single tax types in Egypt.
In the nine-month period, adjusted EBITDA increased 48 percent to $723m (AED2,655m) and adjusted Net profit grew 66 percent to $218m (AED801M).
The company continues to advance its FRIRD 2030 strategy, with 38 percent of the EBITDA targets already executed.
Key milestones include progress on its development plan, adnoc-based cost reductions, the acquisition of WEMFU Australia and AGU Production Pop.
Including $ 62m in Share Buybacks, the total value of 2025 profit is expected to reach at least $ 287m, it means the most complete competition of 5 percent at least 5 percent.
Adnoc Gas: Net income up 8 per cent year-on-year to $1.34bn
Adnoc gas reported Q3 2025 Revenue of $1.34BN (AED4.9bn), up 8 percent year-on-year. Domestic EBITDA increased 26 percent to $914m (AED3.4bn), supported by strong local demand and improved companies.
Quarterly revenue stood at $5.93BN (AED21.8bn), slightly lower than Q3 2024 due to softer overseas prices. Day-to-day revenue rose 10 percent to $3.99bn (AED14.7bn), reflecting cost discipline and resilience.
The company presented a quarterly dividend, announcing an interim payment of $896m (AED3.3BN) payable on 12 December 2025, alongside the target of 5 PER CETER DELIDELY for the 2030 Dividend.
Adnoc Logistics & Services: 39 percent revenue; strong opinion
Adnoc L & S posted the results for the nine months 2025, with Revenue Up 39 percent year-on-year to $ 3.7bn (AED13.6bn), and a Net profit of 4.1bn), and a Net profit of 4.1m (AED2.3BN).
Q3 NET profit increased 20 percent year-on-year to $211m (AED773M). The allocation for FY2025 is set to increase by about 20 percent to $325m (AED1,194m), with quarterly payments and 5 percent growth planned for 2030.
The company was added to the MSCI avessing Markets Index, a move expected to attract more than $200M in 25 entries in November 2025.
Adnoc L & S continues to grow its fleet, secure long-term contracts and invest in new investments, including AI-enabled port solutions. With strong guidance for FY2025 and the ability to fund an additional $3bn in growth, the company is strengthening its position as a global leader in marine energy.
