Emirates Stallions Group said in a statement that it delivered strong financial performance in the first half of 2026. Revenue for the period increased 8 percent year on year to AED 766.69 million while operational profit before tax rose 47 percent to AED 193.48 million. Net profit grew 44 percent to AED 166.30 million during the six months ended in June. The company attributed the gains to its diversified portfolio together with disciplined execution and a focus on operational efficiency that supported sustainable profitable growth.
The announcement highlighted how the group’s strategy had produced results that outpaced revenue expansion in profitability terms. Operational improvements enabled the sharper rise in earnings before tax and net income according to the company’s statement. Such outcomes underscore the benefits of the group’s approach across its business lines in what remains a dynamic economic environment.
WAM reported in April that the group posted revenue of AED 370 million in the first quarter of 2026 which marked an 11 percent increase from AED 333 million in the first quarter of 2025. Gross profit rose 32 percent to AED 130.5 million in that quarter while net profit increased 29 percent to AED 68.6 million. Total assets stood at AED 4.8 billion as of the end of March which represented a 10 percent rise from the prior year according to the same report.
The first half performance builds directly on those quarterly gains as the company maintained its growth momentum into the second quarter. Revenue for the full six months effectively combined the solid start to the year with continued expansion that produced the overall 8 percent advance. Profitability metrics showed even stronger improvement which the statement linked to efficiency measures implemented across operations.
Emirates Stallions Group which trades on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange under the ticker ESG continues to pursue opportunities aligned with its diversified investment model. The company said the latest results validate its commitment to balancing growth with financial discipline. Further details on segment performance were not disclosed in the half year announcement.
