Emaar Properties indicated that it had recorded a strong increase in its financial performance in Q3 2025, with a revenue of AED 33.1 billion ($9 billion), which is 39 percent higher than last year.
The overall performance of this firm is largely determined by high property sales in the UAE and a substantial project backlog.
The net profit of the company before tax increased by 35 percent to AED 16.7 billion ($4.5 billion), and the Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortisation (EBITDA) was similarly increasing at a rate of 32 percent to AED 16.6 billion ($4.5 billion).
The findings highlight the strong standing of Emaar in the Dubai real estate industry, which is due to its diversified portfolio and significant financial management.
Property sales have surged to AED 61 billion ($16.6 billion), a 22 percent increase year-on-year. The revenue of Emaar backlog also increased effectively, reaching AED 150.3 billion ($41 billion) by the end of September 2025, a 49 percent up.
Emaar Development, the subsidiary that undertakes UAE developments, remains upward trend. It recorded property sales of AED 52.9 billion ($14.4 billion), an increase of 10 percent per annum.
The company’s review had a substantial rise of 41 percent to AED 17.6 billion ($4.8 billion), with net profit escalating by 49 percent to AED 9.8 billion ($2.7 billion).
The UAE property development operations of the group have reported that total revenues of AED 24 billion ($6.5 billion) were supported by such projects as Dubai Hills Estate and Dubai Creek Harbour.
Emaar has been expanding globally, and the venture is yielding results. The sales of international property increased by 331 percent to AED 8.1 billion ($2.2 billion), with well-performing markets such as Egypt and India.
However, the international revenues of the company amounted to AED 1.4 billion ($0.4 billion). Other business streams of Emaar, such as malls, retail, hospitality, and leisure, experienced 13 percent growth in recurring revenue totaling AED 7.7 billion ($2.1 billion).
These segments played an important role in the EBITDA of the company, indicating the essence of diversified income.
Founder of Emaar, Mohamed Alabbar, in a statement, reported that the importance of effective strategies of the UAE government and the capacity of the company to position strategically in the market changes.
Alabbar highlighted the commitment of Emaar to deliver value in the ever-changing world environment.
He added that “Our success is a testament to the UAE Government’s visionary leadership and sound policies, reinforced by Emaar’s strategic long-term planning. Financial achievements are meaningful, but what truly inspires me is witnessing our concepts transform into thriving, dynamic communities.”
