Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) said it mobilised and facilitated AED 20.3bn in sustainable finance by the end of 2025. Moreover, the performance supports its target to deploy AED 60bn in sustainable finance by 2030.
The bank said the results reflect a strong year of execution. Additionally, it highlighted its role in supporting governments, financial institutions and corporates in climate action and the energy transition across the UAE and the wider region.
ADIB said it structured and participated in several major sustainable finance transactions in the UAE and region. Furthermore, the deals supported clients across a range of sectors.
These transactions included large-scale project financings for renewable energy developments. Additionally, they covered sustainability-linked facilities for financial institutions and debt capital market activity in the sustainable sukuk space.
The bank said it continues to provide Sharia-compliant funding solutions for both banks and corporates. As a result, it has strengthened its positioning within the Islamic sustainable finance market.
ADIB said its sustainable finance performance reflects rising market demand and its strategic focus on embedding ESG principles across financing activity. Moreover, mobilising more than AED 20bn during the year marks a key step toward the 2030 target.
Framework supports ESG-aligned execution
ADIB said its sustainable finance framework remains central to identifying, structuring and reporting eligible green, social and sustainability-linked transactions. Additionally, it said the framework supports consistent implementation and transparency.
The bank added that it remains focused on helping clients align funding strategies with national and regional sustainability agendas. Meanwhile, it said it continues to prioritise prudent risk management and disciplined execution.
