Abu dhabi: Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) shareholders have approved a cash dividend of 97.05 fils per share, totaling AED3,524,856,000, which equates to 50 percent of the net profit for 2025. This marks an increase from the previous year's dividend of 83 fils per share.
According to Emirates News Agency, the announcement was made during the Annual General Assembly (AGM) held at ADIB's headquarters. ADIB reported a net profit before tax of AED8.1 billion for 2025, reflecting an 18 percent growth from the previous year. The return on equity surged to an impressive 29 percent.
The bank's total assets grew by 24 percent, reaching AED281 billion, with an increase in customer financing supported by strong growth in customer deposits. The improvement in asset quality was indicated by a decline in the non-performing financing ratio to its lowest recorded level.
Throughout the year, ADIB attracted approximately 283,000 new customers. This growth aligns with the launch of the Bank's Vision 2035, which outlines a strategic framework aimed at sustainable growth and long-term value creation.
During the AGM, shareholders also approved the board of directors' report, the auditors' report, and the financial statements for 2025.
Jawaan Awaidha Suhail Al Khaili, ADIB's Chairman, highlighted the bank's progress in its sustainability agenda, focusing on reducing its carbon footprint and expanding sustainable financing. He emphasized that Vision 2035 positions ADIB at the industry's forefront, driven by innovation and a commitment to sustainable growth.
Mohamed Abdelbary, ADIB's Group Chief Executive Officer, stated that with the launch of ADIB Vision 2035, the bank is set to become a future-ready, innovative Islamic bank, emphasizing sustainable growth, customer value, and long-term shareholder returns.