AD Ports Group, the Abu Dhabi-based developer and port regulator, reported full-year revenue of AED 20.8 billion for 2025, a 20 percent year-on-year increase. Net profit, meanwhile, increased 17% YoY to AED 2.1 billion.
EDBITDA was reported at AED5.1b, a 12% increase
While the group oversees global trade, logistics, and transport, it has played a critical role in the Emirates’ development as a superyacht destination, partnering with the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) to establish Abu Dhabi Maritime in 2020. The company operates multiple community ports. Delma Port features 160 wet berths, while Mifra Port operates at a 140-berth capacity.
“2025 was another year of record financial performance for AD Ports Group, underpinned by disciplined execution, operational scale-up, and the continued maturation of our integrated business model. Since our listing in 2022, we have consistently translated growth in volumes, assets, and geographic reach into stronger earnings, cash generation, and capital efficiency,” said Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi, Managing Director and Group CEO.
AD Ports Group will be part of a series of panel discussions at the Yas Rendezvous, a Yas Marina-hosted event taking place over four days in December 2026. Taking place in partnership with the Department of Culture and Tourism in Abu Dhabi, The Rendezvous is an effort to promote the Gulf’s prospects for leisure marine tourism, including bringing superyachts to the region.
Over at the Red Sea, the company will be a key driver in Jordan’s yacht tourism plans after it has signed a deal with the Aqaba Development Corporation, partnering with MAG Group Holding to develop Marsa Zayed, a 3.2 million m2 beach-front resort and residential property in Aqaba.