Abu Dhabi, UAE – Brugge PLC announced its financial results for the fiscal year 2025, with net profits of AED 4.04 billion, or $1.1 billion, and sector-leading adjusted profit margins.
This is at a rate of 37%, before deducting interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, and a net profit margin of 19%, for the entire year.
Net profits for the last quarter of 2025 increased by 12% compared to the previous quarter.
To reach 1.21 billion dirhams, or $330 million, driven by record production, sales and operating rates during the quarter.
This supported the strong performance of the sector’s leading profit margins.
Bruges achieved an annual production of 5.1 million tons, exceeding the carrying capacity.
The company also carried out the largest periodic maintenance operation in its history during the second quarter of the year.
While the continued strategic focus on innovative, high-value products contributed.
Including infrastructure solutions, along with improving sales regionally, in support of achieving strong price premiums.
Bruges achieved outstanding operating performance during the last quarter, recording the highest quarterly production volume in its history, amounting to 1.46 million tons, in addition to record operating rates.
The company’s production capabilities were also enhanced thanks to the facilities benefiting from the success of the planned periodic maintenance work at the “Bruges 3” factory during the second quarter, which is considered the most complex in the company’s history, and which was completed ahead of schedule and within the approved budget.
The increase in production during this period contributed to a 21% increase in sales volume, reaching a record level of 1.64 million tons.
This supported a 16% growth in revenues compared to the previous quarter, reaching AED 6.17 billion and $1.68 billion, and a 12% increase in net profits compared to the previous quarter.
price premiums
The company continued to achieve strong price premiums exceeding reference prices, supported by its innovative and diversified product portfolio.
Brugge maintained its strategic focus on high-value sectors.
Including infrastructure solutions, which accounted for 39% of total sales volume in the fourth quarter of 2025, an increase of three percentage points compared to the previous quarter.
The company continued to direct its sales towards markets with higher net returns.
The Asia-Pacific region represented 59% of sales volume, and the Middle East and Africa region represented 32%.
Bruges recorded revenues worth 21.48 billion dirhams, or $5.85 billion, during the fiscal year 2025.
While reference prices fell during the second half of the year, price premiums remained strong for polyethylene and polypropylene.
It amounted to about 823 dirhams “$224” per ton, and about 492 dirhams “$134” per ton, respectively.
Annual sales volumes reached 5.4 million tons, the highest annual sales volume in the company’s history.
