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  • TECOM lifted recurring profit as occupancy, rental rates and cost discipline strengthened margins.
  • Commercial and industrial portfolios remained nearly full, supporting resilient cash flow and customer retention.

Dubai, UAE — TECOM Group reported an 11% rise in first-quarter revenue and a 12% increase in recurring net profit, driven by high occupancy across its commercial and industrial assets.

Revenue for the quarter reached 755 million dirhams ($205.6 million), while recurring net profit rose to 403 million dirhams from 361 million dirhams a year earlier.

EBITDA increased 13% to 610 million dirhams, with the margin expanding to 81% from 79%, supported by higher rental rates and disciplined cost management.

Funds from operations rose 14% to 549 million dirhams, reflecting resilient cash generation and efficient collections.

Chief Executive Abdulla Belhoul said the company’s diversified portfolio and operational efficiency underpinned its performance.

Occupancy remained at 98% across both commercial and industrial portfolios. Customer retention stood at 94% in commercial assets and 99% in industrial properties.

During the quarter, Dubai Media City marked its 25th anniversary, while Dubai Science Park and Dubai Industrial City continued to attract new tenants and investment.