Prime Highlights
- Deyaar’s net profit before tax for H1 2025 rose by 31.6% to AED 266.6 million.
- Total revenue rose by 39.2% to AED 925.4 million from the same period last year.
Key Facts
- Earnings per share rose by 33.1% to 5.74 fils from 4.31 fils.
- Q2 net profit rose to AED 146.8 million from AED 125.1 million last year.
Key Background
Deyaar Development PJSC posted healthy first- partial 2025 financials on the strength of profit growth and operating performance. Net profit before duty at the company was AED 266.6 million, advanced by 31.6 time on time compared with AED 202.6 million in first- half 2024. It reflects the company’s healthy financials and successful positioning in UAE real estate.
Revenue, one of the major growth drivers, grew 39.2% year-on-year to AED 925.4 million during H1 2025. Growth was driven largely by success and advancement of some of the group’s star real estate schemes, for example, highly popular schemes in Dubai and Umm Al Quwain. Revenue from non-development services, i.e., property management and facilities management services, for example, grew 6.3% to AED 170 million, bearing witness to revenue diversification of companies.
Shareholders’ earnings also indicated lesser shareholder value, standing at 5.74 fils, from 4.31 fils in H1 2024, over by 33.1. Deyaar has achieved a net profit of AED 146.8 million during the alternate quarter alone, an enhancement from AED 125.1 million in the similar quarter last time. The establishment also endured a significant increase in its asset base, which increased 7.5 time over time to AED 7.34 billion as of June 30, 2025.
The robust performance was attributed by Deyaar CEO Saeed Mohammed Al Qatami to careful execution plans, timely deliveries of assets, and expansion in emerging markets. Pathbreaking developments like Dubai-based Downtown Residences and Umm Al Quwain-based AYA Beachfront Residences have handed over strong handovers for the second half of the year to Deyaar. Though five of its mega-towers are almost complete—the equivalent of 2,000 units—Deyaar is hopeful that it will be able to maintain its growth rate and enhance liquidity in the days to come.
The current strategy of Deyaar is capital efficiency, portfolio expansion, and growth of recurring revenue streams to provide long-term profitability and returns to the stakeholders.
