Abu Dhabi - Mubasher: Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) has mobilized AED 20.30 billion in sustainable finance during 2025, reinforcing its commitment to reach AED 60 billion by 2030.
The performance underscores ADIB’s role as a trusted partner in advancing climate action, energy transition, and ESG-aligned growth across the UAE and the wider region, according to a press release.
ADIB played a key role in landmark transactions, including large-scale renewable energy project financings, sustainability-linked facilities for banks and corporates, and sustainable sukuk issuances.
Additional financings spanned solar energy projects, social finance initiatives, and sustainability-linked structures for major regional investment entities.
These activities demonstrate ADIB’s capacity to deliver diversified sustainable finance solutions across sectors such as renewable energy, real estate, healthcare, and financial services.
The bank's 2025 performance reflects strong market momentum and its strategic commitment to embedding ESG principles across its financing activities.
ADIB continues to apply its sustainable finance framework to guide the identification, structuring, and reporting of eligible green, social, and sustainability-linked transactions.
Meanwhile, the bank helps clients align their funding strategies with national and regional sustainability agendas while maintaining disciplined execution and prudent risk management.
The shareholders of ADIB recently greenlighted cash dividends worth AED 3.52 billion for 2025, during which it recorded net profits amounting to AED 12.60 billion.
