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ADNOC Gas shareholders approve record $3.6 billion dividend for 2025

ADNOC Gas shareholders approve record $3.6 billion dividend for 2025
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ADNOC Gas shareholders approved a record dividend payout of $3.584 billion for the 2025 financial year at the company’s Annual General Meeting, reaffirming its commitment to consistent shareholder returns. The total dividend includes a final payment of $896 million, which is set to be distributed in May 2026. The payout aligns with the company’s strategy to maintain a 5% annual dividend growth through 2030.

The 2025 distribution comprises an interim dividend paid in September, a quarterly dividend issued in December, and the final installment due next month.

ADNOC Gas reported a net income of $5.2 billion for 2025, reflecting strong financial performance despite a decline in global oil prices. The company’s earnings were supported by higher domestic gas demand, improved commercial terms, and increased sales volumes.

Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) from its domestic gas business also recorded year-on-year growth, highlighting operational stability.

During the year, ADNOC Gas strengthened its position in capital markets by completing a $2.84 billion secondary share offering, the largest on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange. The company was also included in major global indices, attracting increased international investment.

Chairman Dr Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber said natural gas continues to play a critical role in supporting economic growth and meeting rising energy demand driven by industrial expansion and digital infrastructure.

Separately, the company confirmed an incident at its Habshan facility involving falling debris following an air defence interception. One contractor died, and several others were injured during evacuation. ADNOC Gas stated that operations remain uninterrupted, with supply maintained through other facilities while a full assessment is underway.

The company reiterated its long-term dividend target of $24.4 billion for the period from 2025 to 2030, supported by strong cash flow generation.

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