ADNOC Distribution, the UAE’s largest fuel and convenience retailer, has delivered a strong full-year performance for 2025, reporting EBITDA of $1.16 billion, up 11.1 per cent year on year, while net profit rose 15.4 per cent to $761 million.
The company said the robust earnings growth was driven by sustained demand across its core fuel and non-fuel retail businesses, alongside increasing contributions from its expanding international operations, particularly in Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
Fuel volumes remained resilient throughout the year, supported by steady domestic mobility and continued growth in commercial and logistics activity. At the same time, ADNOC Distribution’s convenience retail segment recorded higher footfall and improved basket sizes, reflecting its strategy to enhance in-store offerings and customer experience.
Internationally, the company continued to scale operations beyond the UAE. Its networks in Saudi Arabia and Egypt delivered rising revenue contributions, benefiting from network expansion, improved operational efficiency, and growing brand recognition. Management said these markets remain central to ADNOC Distribution’s long-term growth strategy, offering access to larger populations and increasing fuel demand.
The retailer also highlighted progress in non-fuel revenue streams, including car wash services, lubricants, food and beverage offerings, and digital initiatives. These segments are viewed as key drivers of margin growth, helping offset volatility in fuel pricing and global energy markets.
Commenting on the results, the company said disciplined cost management, operational efficiencies, and continued investment in infrastructure had supported profitability, even as global interest rates and operating costs remained elevated.
ADNOC Distribution continues to invest in sustainability and future mobility, including electric vehicle charging infrastructure and alternative fuels, as part of its broader energy transition strategy. The company said these initiatives position it to capture evolving consumer demand while maintaining its market leadership.
With a strong balance sheet and diversified revenue base, ADNOC Distribution said it remains confident in its growth outlook, supported by stable domestic demand and expanding international operations.
