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Deyaar Expects Handover of Five Major Projects by December

Dubai-based integrated real estate leader Deyaar has been expanding its strategic investments in high-potential locations and the company expects the handover of five major projects in the second half of the year.

With approximately 2000 units, these developments are expected to significantly enhance liquidity and contribute positively to the overall financial stability, Deyaar said in a disclosure with Dubai Financial Market (DFM) this morning.

Deyaar’s robust pipeline is set to support revenue generation and operational efficiency, reinforcing its competitive edge in a market characterized by strong end-user demand and heightened interest from global investors.

The underlying strength of the UAE economy, supported by pro-growth policies and a business-friendly environment, bolsters confidence in Deyaar’s growth trajectory.

Deyaar Development CEO Saeed Mohammed Al Qatami said that by leveraging focused vision and effective execution strategy, the company aims to continue its journey of growth by adopting a strategy focused on creating added value for all stakeholders, founded on gaining the trust of investors for the long term.

“We remain optimistic about our outlook for the second half of the year, confident that our proactive strategies and robust project pipeline will further reinforce our financial stability and unlock additional value for our stakeholders,” he explained.

H1 Financial Results

Showcasing consistent resilient performance and operational efficiency, Deyaar posted 31.6% surge in net profit before tax to $72.58 million, signalling its agility and its ability to achieve its strategic vision and sustain its financial performance.

Deyaar’s strong financial performance comes on the heels of strategic project launches across the UAE, including the February debut of AYA Beachfront Residences in Umm Al Quwain – the real estate leader’s first residential venture in the northern emirate – and the ambitious Downtown Residences in Dubai, poised to be one of the UAE’s tallest residential communities.

The company’s results significantly outpaced market expectations, with total revenue climbing 39.2% y-o-y to $251.94 million in H1 2025, compared with $180.89 million in the same period last year.

This performance is driven by the increasing confidence of investors and the strong demand observed in Dubai’s real estate market, in addition to the company’s high efficiency in project execution, Deyaar said.

Earnings per share jumped 33.1% in the first half of this year and revenue from other businesses also increased by 6.3%, reaching $46.28 million in H1 2025, as compared with $43.32 million for the corresponding period in H1 2024.

Al Qatami said that they have achieved strong results during the first half of the year and successfully launched remarkable projects.

Additionally, the company has capitalised on emerging opportunities across the UAE and successfully expanded its strategic investments in high-potential locations, yielding significant returns and delivering exceptional value to our stakeholders, he added.

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