Dubai – Mubasher: The annual general assembly meeting of Dubai National Insurance (DNI) has approved a 15% cash dividend to shareholders, amounting to AED 17.32 million, for 2025.
Vice Chairman Sultan Ahmad Al Habtoor affirmed that the group maintained a strong financial position and reaffirmed the board’s commitment to delivering sustainable long-term value to shareholders, according to a press release.
The DFM-listed company achieved strong profitability for 2025, with insurance revenue increasing to AED 560.50 million, compared to AED 469.10 million in 2024.
Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, Chairman of DNI, said: “The company delivered a robust total profit after tax of AED 53.60 million, underpinned by a healthy insurance margin and strong investment performance.”
The chairman indicated: “Our investment portfolio saw substantial growth, reaching AED 1.18 billion as at 31 December 2025, compared to AED 932.60 million in the previous year.”
“Total assets remained solid at AED 1.67 billion, while shareholders’ equity strengthened considerably to AED 950.90 million, up from AED 803.10 million in 2024, reflecting the company’s continued financial resilience and disciplined growth,” he added.
For his part, Charbel Yazbeck, Acting CEO at DNI, commented: “The year was another dynamic period for the UAE insurance industry, marked by evolving market conditions, regulatory developments, and increased competition. However, the resilience of the UAE economy continued to provide a strong foundation for the sector.”
The company disbursed the same amount for 2024 after increasing the cash dividend’s value from AED 11.55 million due to strong financial performance.
