ADIB Reports Record 2025 Profit as Financing, Assets and Deposits Surge

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) posted record full-year results for 2025, with net profit before tax up 18 percent to about AED 8.1 billion and net profit after tax up 16 percent to around AED 7.1 billion. Revenue also climbed 16 percent to roughly AED 12.3 billion.

The strong performance was supported by rapid growth in customer financing and deposits, helping lift total assets by about 24 percent to roughly AED 280 billion at year end. Gross customer financing was up about 26 percent and customer deposits climbed about 25 percent year on year.

ADIB also delivered a strong fourth quarter, with profit before tax up 25 percent year on year and profit after tax up 20 percent. The board proposed a final dividend of 97 fils per share, bringing total annual dividends to about AED 3.5 billion.

The bank added hundreds of thousands of new customers over the year as retail and corporate activity accelerated, and it maintained solid operating efficiency. Management described the results as a milestone ahead of the next phase of growth under its long-term strategy.

What do you make of ADIB’s growth trajectory and the broader outlook for Islamic banking in the UAE going into 2026?