UAE’s Union Coop has recorded a internet revenue of AED173.6 million (US$47.27 million) after tax for the primary half of the yr (H1), in comparison with AED163.14 million (US$44.42 million), thus rising by 6.4 per cent from the identical interval final yr.
Whole revenue reached AED1.16 billion (US$315.32 million), comprising AED1.031 billion (US$280.74 million) from retail gross sales, AED88 million (US$23.96 million) from actual property, and AED39 million (US$10.62 million) from different revenue.
Revenue earlier than tax stood at AED192 million (US$52.28 million). Second-quarter income in 2025 grew by 13 per cent in comparison with the identical interval final yr, underscoring the effectivity of Union Coop’s operational technique. The cooperative’s buyer base additionally grew considerably, with new clients up by 30 per cent and on-line gross sales growing by 24 per cent.
Mohamed Al Hashemi, Union Coop’s CEO, commented: “Within the first half of this yr, we expanded our footprint with the opening of 1 new mall and three new shops – in Al Khawaneej, Nad Al Sheba, and Rukan Neighborhood – designed to the very best requirements to cater to a wider viewers.”
The corporate continued enhancing the purchasing expertise via ‘Scan&Go’ providers in two shops and ‘Test&Go’ services in seven shops, enabling sooner and extra handy checkouts.
Union Coop additionally strengthened its dedication to group empowerment, reaching a 35 per cent Emiratisation fee and recruiting 80 Nationwide Service members throughout 13 branches. The cooperative employs 721 ladies, reflecting its dedication to gender inclusion and variety.
