Ghitha 2023 revenue at $1.2bn

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There is a 32 percent increase in Ghitha's total assets compared to the previous year reaching US$1.9 billion in 2023.
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  • Ghitha's revenue milestone indicates a significant growth rate of over 100 percent compared to 2022.
  • This is due to the successful execution of strategic acquisitions and expansion across diverse categories.

ABU DHABI, UAE – Ghitha Holding (Ghitha), a subsidiary of International Holding Company (IHC) has released its financial results for 2023, logging a record revenue of US$1.2 billion (AED4.6 billion) in 2023.

Driven by a stellar performance and sustained business momentum, Ghitha’s revenue milestone indicates a significant growth rate of over 100 percent compared to 2022.

This noteworthy growth can be attributed to the successful execution of strategic acquisitions and a comprehensive expansion across diverse categories and geographies.

The group reported an operating profit of US$69 million (AED254 million), reflecting their commitment to operational excellence and efficiency.

Group Chief Executive Officer of Ghitha Holding Falal Ameen said, “Ghitha delivered another robust financial year, fueled by a clear vision and steadfast dedication to rapid growth. Our strategy is focused on bolstering the success of our leading brands and exploring innovative methods to enhance our business operations.”

He said, “For the upcoming fiscal year, our strategic focus is set on building upon a solid foundation, with a commitment to resilience, growth and innovation. Our approach integrates key elements such as strategic acquisitions, supply chain efficiency, and focused marketing efforts, positioning us for continued growth and long-term profitability.”

Ghitha’s financial performance is further substantiated by a 32 percent increase in total assets compared to the previous year reaching a significant US$1.9 billion (AED7.1 billion).

Ghitha’s strong financial performance signals a strategic expansion aligned with the UAE national food security agenda.

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