Burjeel 9M 2026 net profit attributable to parent at AED 366 million

Burjeel Holdings reported nine-month net profit attributable to the parent of AED 366 million, according to its management discussion and analysis.

4 Nov 2026, 18:20

Burjeel Holdings reported net profit attributable to the parent of AED 366 million for the nine months to 30 September 2026, with reported net profit of AED 386 million and revenue of AED 4,329 million.

• Net profit attributable to the parent was AED 366 million for the nine months.
• Reported net profit was AED 386 million compared with AED 362 million, an increase of 6.6% as stated by the company.
• Total revenue increased 5.6% to AED 4,329 million from AED 4,099 million.
• The company's adjusted net profit ex-one-offs was AED 412 million compared with AED 290 million.
• The company said the one-off items mainly comprised impairment charges tied to the PhysioTherabia wind-down in Saudi Arabia and the planned relocation of Burjeel Hospital for Advanced Surgery in Dubai, partly offset by a lease-liability derecognition gain.
• Third-quarter net profit was AED 184 million compared with AED 175 million.

Burjeel Holdings PLC reported net profit attributable to the parent of AED 366 million for the nine months to 30 September 2026, according to its management discussion and analysis filed with the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange.

What happened

Reported net profit for the nine months was AED 386 million, compared with AED 362 million a year earlier, an increase of 6.6% as stated by the company. Total revenue increased 5.6% to AED 4,329 million, from AED 4,099 million.

For the third quarter of 2026, Burjeel Holdings reported net profit of AED 184 million, compared with AED 175 million, and revenue of AED 1,535 million, compared with AED 1,422 million.

Why it matters

Burjeel Holdings also reports net profit ex-one-offs, an adjusted measure defined by the company, which it put at AED 412 million for the nine months, compared with AED 290 million. The company said the one-off items in the nine months mainly comprised impairment charges related to the wind-down of its PhysioTherabia operations in Saudi Arabia and the planned relocation of Burjeel Hospital for Advanced Surgery in Dubai, partly offset by a lease-liability derecognition gain. Its income statement analysis shows an impairment of assets of AED 30 million in the nine-month period.