Abu Dhabi - Mubasher: MAIR Group logged 11.50% year-on-year (YoY) increase in net profits after tax to AED 190.80 million in 2025, compared with AED 171.14 million.

The earnings per share (EPS) reached AED 0.09 as of 31 December 2025, marking an annual growth from AED 0.08, according to the financial results.

Meanwhile, the revenues retreated by 5.10% to AED 1.95 billion in January-December 2025 from AED 2.06 billion in 2024.

The group registered total assets worth AED 5.62 billion by the end of 2025, down from AED 5.67 billion a year earlier. 

Nehayan Hamad Alameri, Managing Director and CEO of MAIR Group, said: “2025 marked the first full year following the group’s listing on ADX, with transformation gaining momentum through integration between retail and commercial real estate.”

“As we enter 2026, initiatives across retail and commercial real estate are moving from foundation-building into growth, positioning MAIR to deliver sustainable long-term value for shareholders and the communities we serve,” the CEO added.

For his part, Mohamed Juma Alshamisi, Chairman of MAIR Group, said: “In a year defined by steady progress and structural alignment, guided by the UAE leadership’s vision and national development agenda, MAIR Group continued strengthening its integrated verticals across grocery retail and commercial real estate.”

Group’s Retail and Real Estate Initiatives

ADCOOP, the group’s retail arm, partnered exclusively with the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) to manage the Abu Dhabi Citizens’ food products program.  

This step aims to leverage ADCOOP’s network of more than 50 stores and integration with the TAMM platform to improve customer access and support revenue growth. ADCOOP also expanded its private-label portfolio by launching two brands in 2025 and planning to unveil two more in 2026. 

In commercial real estate, MAIR Group’s real estate arm, Makani Real Estate signed an agreement with AD Ports Group to acquire KEZAD Logistics Park – FZ3 for AED 295 million under a 50-year renewable Musataha arrangement.

“The completion of the ADCOOP rebranding and the strengthening of Makani’s commercial real estate platform supported resilient performance, with net profit up 11% YoY,” Alameri noted.

During the first nine months (9M) of 2025, MAIR Group posted an annual fall of 32.40% in net profits to AED 105.90 million, compared to AED 156.74 million.