ADNOC Gas has delivered a record net profit of USD 5.2 billion in 2025, supported by strong demand within the UAE market.
In Abu Dhabi, sustained consumption from power plants, industrial users and utilities helped lift the company’s net income by 3 per cent to USD 5.2 billion during the year. Following the results, the board approved a USD 3.6 billion dividend distribution for shareholders.
Chief Financial Officer Peter Van Driel said the company’s net income rose 3 per cent year on year to USD 5.2 billion, despite operating in an environment where oil prices declined by 14 per cent.
According to ADNOC Gas, the performance highlights the company’s structurally resilient earnings and its ability to deliver consistent results across commodity price cycles.
Van Driel added that the full-year performance was achieved even as average Brent crude prices fell to USD 69, representing a 14 per cent year-on-year decline.
The strong profit outcome was largely driven by the domestic gas business, where EBITDA increased by 10 per cent on the back of a 4 per cent rise in sales volumes and improved commercial terms. However, full-year revenues slipped 4 per cent to USD 23.4 billion, compared to USD 24.4 billion in 2024.
ADNOC Gas CEO Fatema Al Nuaimi said the company remains strategically positioned to serve both UAE and international markets with confidence and discipline.
The results underscore the growing importance of the domestic market in supporting ADNOC Gas’s earnings stability.
Van Driel noted that strong local demand has reinforced the company’s resilience during periods of lower oil prices.
Breaking down the profit contribution, he said the domestic market generated around USD 2.8 billion in net income, exports contributed approximately USD 2 billion, while the remainder came from other products within the portfolio.
