Dubai Investments AGM approves 25% cash dividend, elects nine board members
Dubai Investments has approved a 25% cash dividend (AED 0.25 per share) for the financial year ending December 31, 2025, following shareholder approval at its 30th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on April 23, 2026.
The dividend reflects the Group’s strong financial performance and disciplined capital allocation strategy, marking over three decades of sustained growth and value creation.
Nine board members elected
During the AGM, shareholders also approved the election of nine board members for the new term, in line with regulatory requirements and the company’s Articles of Association.
The elected members include:
- Khalid Jassim Mohd Bin Kalban
- Ahmed Salem Abdulla Salem Alhosani
- Mohamed Saif Darwish Ahmed Alketbi
- Faisal Abdulaziz Alshaikhmohamed Alkhazraji
- Ali Fardan Ali Alfardan
- Abdulrahman Ghanem Abdulrahman Almutaiwee
- Hussain Nasser Ahmed Lootah
- Khaled Mohammad Ali Alkamda
- Hind Abdulrahman Qassim Mohammad Alali
Diversification drives stable performance
Abdulrahman Ghanem Abdulrahman Al Mutaiwee, Chairman of Dubai Investments, highlighted the Group’s solid performance in 2025, supported by disciplined execution and a stable revenue base across its diversified segments.
He noted that the company continues to invest in defensive and essential sectors, including education, healthcare, and hospitality, which provide portfolio resilience and recurring demand.
Diversification, he added, remains a key strength enabling the Group to navigate market cycles while maintaining a focus on long-term value creation.
Positive outlook despite global uncertainties
Looking ahead to 2026, the Chairman expressed cautious optimism, acknowledging ongoing global economic uncertainties while pointing to the resilience of the UAE economy.
Backed by its diversified portfolio, Dubai Investments is well positioned to manage external challenges while continuing to deliver sustainable growth.
Shareholders approve all resolutions
In addition to the dividend and board elections, shareholders approved all other agenda items presented during the AGM, reaffirming confidence in the Group’s strategic direction and governance framework.
