Dubai, UAE – The Emirates Group has recorded a strong financial performance over the past four years, with increasing profits and distributions worth billions of dirhams achieving the share of the state-owned Dubai Investments Corporation, which owns the group.
The total profits (before taxes) achieved by the group during the past four years reached about 77.6 billion dirhams, recording the highest profit cycle in its history.
Emirates Group continued to consolidate its position as one of the most profitable aviation groups in the world. After recording continuous growth in pre-tax profits during the last four fiscal years. Supported by a strong recovery in the air travel sector, rising demand for international flights, and the expansion of cargo operations and ground services.
Strong financial distributions
In return, the group continued to provide strong distributions to the owner (Dubai State Investment Corporation). Over the past four years, it has paid a total cash distribution of 18 billion dirhams.
These payments were distributed as follows: 4.5 billion dirhams for the fiscal year (2022-2023), 4 billion dirhams for the fiscal year (2023-2024), and 6 billion dirhams for the fiscal year (2024-2025). In addition to 3.5 billion dirhams for the fiscal year (2025-2026).
accelerated growth
Emirates Group’s revenues have witnessed rapid growth over the past four years. Revenues increased from 119.8 billion dirhams in the fiscal year (2022-2023) to 137.3 billion dirhams in the fiscal year (2023-2024). Then to 145.4 billion dirhams in the fiscal year (2024-2025). Before recording a new record level of 150.5 billion dirhams during the fiscal year (2025-2026). This reflects the group’s ability to expand its operations and achieve continuous growth despite global operational challenges.
strong cash flows
At the financial position level, Emirates Group continued to significantly strengthen its overall asset base. Total assets increased from AED 172.1 billion in the fiscal year (2022-2023) to AED 178.7 billion in the fiscal year (2023-2024). Then to 182.6 billion dirhams in the fiscal year (2024-2025), reaching about 204 billion dirhams by the end of the fiscal year (2025-2026).
This growth reflects the expansion of the group’s operational investments and the increase in the value of assets related to the fleet, infrastructure, and logistics services. In addition to the strength of the financial position and the liquidity available to finance future growth plans.
This performance confirms the Group’s ability to generate strong cash flows from operational operations. This enhanced its financial flexibility and enabled it to finance its expansions. Paying off obligations and continuing to distribute profits to the owner, while maintaining high liquidity levels.
