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Awqaf Dubai Reports AED1.48B in Assets for 2025, 17.4% Growth

Awqaf Dubai Reports AED1.48B in Assets for 2025, 17.4% Growth

Post by : Bianca Haleem

Awqaf Dubai, the Endowment and Minors’ Trust Foundation, disclosed noteworthy financial results for 2025, with a total asset figure of AED1.48 billion, representing an impressive 17.4% growth from 2024.

The 14th Board meeting of 2026 revealed these details as the Financial Affairs Department's report was evaluated, chaired by Essa Al Ghurair, the foundation's Chairman, and attended by the Secretary-General, Ali Mohammed Al Mutawa, alongside board members and departmental heads.

During this meeting, the investment performance of minors and dependents was thoroughly reviewed for 2023 through 2025 while future investment strategies were deliberated to ensure asset protection and growth with managed risk.

Financial results indicated total income at AED71.2 million in 2025, reflecting a 12% increase compared to the previous year. With stable expenses around AED14.4 million, net operating profit stood at AED57 million, an increase of 15%, showcasing robust operational efficiency.

Essa Al Ghurair noted the growth signifies the effectiveness of Awqaf Dubai’s methodical fund management approach, emphasizing how their investment policies have successfully safeguarded assets while enhancing returns aligned with national development objectives.

He pointed out that approximately 97% of assets have been guided toward stable opportunities over the last three years, demonstrating carefully structured strategies managing risk and ensuring long-term sustainability and protection for beneficiaries.

Ali Mohammed Al Mutawa reiterated Awqaf Dubai's commitment to refining its financial systems in line with global best practices. He emphasized this strategy enhances asset management efficiency and bolsters public trust.

Furthermore, the increase to AED1.48 billion underscores the effective plans of the organization, which will persist in prioritizing sophisticated strategies, diversification, and high-caliber investments for improved beneficiary returns.

May 5, 2026 3:57 p.m. 1611
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