IHC posts net profit of US$8.97bn

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  • IHC's earnings per Share (EPS) saw huge growth, more than doubling from AED 6.81 to AED 12.55
  • Its revenue jumped to $16.33 billion, a jump of 17.9 percent from the previous year's $13.85 billion

Abu Dhabi, UAE–International Holding Company has posted a net profit of $8.97 billion for the year 2023.

Its earnings per Share (EPS) experienced remarkable growth, more than doubling from AED 6.81 to AED 12.55, which mirrors the company’s solid profitability and the substantial value generated for its shareholders.

The IHC, the global diversified Abu Dhabi-based conglomerate, showcased a remarkable year of transformational growth, operational excellence, achievements in sustainability, and stellar financial performance.

Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan, IHC Chairman, said, “IHC has navigated a year of transformative growth, strengthened by forging key global partnerships and a versatile portfolio that has enabled us to adapt to economic fluctuations. Our efforts to deepen international connections underscore our mission to support the UAE’s ascent as a premier financial and innovation leader.”

He added: “Trust from our shareholders has spurred continuous value creation, while our commitment to sustainability was showcased on the COP28 global platform. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is enhancing our operations, towards a future where IHC sustains growth across diverse industries and generates enduring value, backed by the firm support of our Board and shareholders.”

IHC showcased strong financial performance and aggressive expansion in 2023. The revenue for IHC surged to $16.33 billion, a significant 17.9 percent increase from the previous year’s $13.85 billion. This leap in revenue has been credited to strategic acquisitions, and the bolstered financial performance of its existing businesses, with record sales by the Marine & Dredging and Real Estate segments.

The group’s results were driven by the strong performance of IHC’s multi-sector subsidiaries that operate across a diverse range of sectors including Real Estate & Construction, Utilities, Healthcare, Food & Agriculture, Marine & Dredging, and Services.

The group also expanded further across Hospitality, Sustainability, AI & Technology, and Financial Services which is in line with the management’s vision for the Group. The group’s commitment and the company’s strategic initiatives position IHC for sustained growth across multiple sectors in the forthcoming years.

Syed Basar Shueb, IHC’s Chief Executive Officer, said, “IHC’s record profits in 2022 laid the groundwork for a stronger performance in 2023, enhancing our financial position and expanding our influence in key sectors critical to Abu Dhabi’s economic future. Our significant achievements this year have been fueled by the unwavering dedication of our expansive workforce, with their well-being integral to our corporate ethos and ongoing prosperity. This year’s dynamic progress positions us to drive future growth and diversify our investment strategy across new markets.”

The subsequent establishment of 2PointZero, a ‘Next Generation Holding Company’ will represent a key development in IHC’s strategic trajectory, placing the group at the forefront of innovation, concentrating on technology, materials & resources and climate finance.

IHC is poised to maintain healthy growth across various industries. The Group’s commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technologies and dedicated financial services is underscored by its pledge to advance the regional and global economic landscape.

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