Arab Developers Holding (EGX: ARAB) announced exceptional financial and operational results for the first half of 2025, recording the highest sales and profits in its history despite challenging economic conditions, Invest-Gate reports.

This was driven by the company’s ability to balance higher sales with increased construction spending to boost unit deliveries, strengthening customer confidence and accelerating project execution. As a result, the group recorded strong growth in gross profit, operating profit, and net profit, alongside clear improvements in key financial and operational indicators compared to last year, underscoring the resilience of its business model and sustainable profitability.

The company’s total sales jumped to EGP 2.274 bn in H1 2025, while revenues surged 204% year-on-year to EGP 697 mn. Net profit reached EGP 71 mn, marking a 721% annual increase. During the second quarter alone, sales hit EGP 816 mn from 243 units, up from EGP 677 mn from 205 units in Q2 2024. In H1, the company sold 617 units with a total area of 64,700 sqm and delivered 96 units covering 29,100 sqm.

Ayman Bin Khalifa, CEO and Managing Director of Arab Developers Holding, said the company is on track to resolve its backlog of delayed units by Q1 2026, while also expanding its land portfolio in Egypt and abroad. He emphasized that the company’s geographic and sectoral diversification will support sustainable growth and enhance shareholder returns.

Bin Khalifa added that revenues are expected to grow further with the acceleration of unit deliveries, while the company continues to evaluate new investment opportunities locally and regionally. He highlighted ongoing progress in the Porto Dead Sea project and plans to explore new markets across the Middle East, with a focus on flexible payment solutions and operational restructuring to maintain strong growth through year-end.