It represents a 6.9 per cent enhance year-on-year, supported by rising electrical energy and water demand.
The corporate reported EBITDA of AED7bn ($1.9bn), working revenue of AED3.7bn ($1bn), and internet revenue of AED2.9bn ($788m), reflecting progress of 5.3 per cent, 6.9 per cent, and 13.2 per cent, respectively.
DEWA H1 2025 outcomes
Money from operations soared 61.3 per cent to AED9.2bn ($2.5bn).
HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, DEWA’s Vice Chairman and MD and CEO, highlighted the corporate’s dedication to Dubai’s imaginative and prescient of Internet Zero Carbon by 2050 and praised the document monetary efficiency as a testomony to disciplined execution and operational excellence.
Throughout Q2 2025, DEWA generated 16.9 TWh of electrical energy, up 10.9 per cent from the earlier 12 months, with clear power contributing 3.3 TWh, or 19.5 per cent of whole technology.
Peak energy demand rose 2.95 per cent to 10.545 GW. Desalinated water manufacturing hit a document 40.78bn Imperial Gallons (BIG), a 9.55 per cent enhance year-on-year.
Capital expenditure reached AED4.6bn ($1.25bn) throughout H1, specializing in technology capability, transmission networks, and district cooling infrastructure.
DEWA presently serves greater than 1.29m buyer accounts, rising 4.81 per cent year-on-year.
The corporate plans to develop its put in technology capability to 22 GW by 2030, together with 7.5 GW from renewable sources, and enhance desalinated water manufacturing capability to 735 MIGD, with almost half using renewable energy-powered reverse osmosis expertise.
For shareholders, DEWA authorised a dividend payout of AED 3.1bn ($843m) for H1 2025, payable in October, persevering with its coverage of minimal annual dividends of AED 6.2bn ($1.69bn) over 5 years beginning 2022.
DEWA’s ongoing investments and powerful operational efficiency place it as a world chief in sustainable utility companies and a key contributor to Dubai’s financial and environmental objectives.
