Dubai — Aramex posted stable third-quarter earnings, supported by strong performance in its regional logistics and domestic express business despite weaker global trade volumes.
The logistics group reported Dh1.6 billion in revenue for Q3 2025, unchanged from last year. Growth in Domestic Express (up 5%), Freight Forwarding (up 4%), and Logistics (up 16%) helped offset a 9% drop in International Express.
Normalised EBIT rose 9% year-on-year to Dh74 million, while net profit remained steady at Dh27 million, reflecting Aramex’s ongoing focus on cost control and operational efficiency.
Acting Group CEO Nicolas Sibuet said the results highlight Aramex’s strength in adapting to supply-chain shifts. “We are seeing consistent growth in local and intra-regional activity, which now anchors our regional strategy,” he noted.
Under its Accelerate28 transformation plan, Aramex is investing in digital tools and expanding logistics operations in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. The company aims to reinforce its position as a leading regional logistics provider amid changing global trade flows.
