you ADNOC Gas announced today that it delivered a record net income of $5.2 billion for the full year 2025, marking a 3 % increase compared with 2024 and underlining the company’s consistent financial resilience amid challenging commodity prices. The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company’s gas subsidiary attributed the 2025 performance to strong domestic demand, improved commercial terms, and robust operational execution, even as global oil prices remained lower than the prior year average.
The company’s earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) grew by approximately 10 % year-on-year, supported by a 4 % increase in domestic gas sales volumes, reflecting stable consumption across power generation, industrial and commercial sectors within the UAE. ADNOC Gas supplies about 60 % of the UAE’s total sales gas requirements and has expanded its footprint to customers in more than 20 countries, reinforcing its role as a core energy supplier in regional and global markets.
Leadership at ADNOC Gas emphasised that the strong 2025 results were achieved despite an average Brent crude oil price of around $69 per barrel a lower pricing environment that historically pressures earnings for hydrocarbon-linked businesses. The company’s ability to grow profit and maintain margin stability highlights structural strengths in its integrated gas portfolio. A $3.6 billion dividend for 2025 was endorsed by the board, signalling confidence in cash flow generation and shareholder returns. 
Looking ahead, ADNOC Gas is advancing its growth strategy with several capital investment decisions on the horizon. The company has slated final investment decisions (FIDs) for Rich Gas Development phases 2 and 3 in the first quarter of 2026, further underscoring its commitment to expanding capacity and midstream infrastructure. These next phases aim to increase gas processing and monetisation capabilities as part of a longer-term expansion blueprint. Market analysts view ADNOC Gas’s performance as emblematic of a broader shift in the energy sector, where major gas producers capitalize on resilient domestic markets and strategic LNG growth to balance cyclical crude price pressures. With LNG demand expected to grow over the coming decade, ADNOC Gas’s record results and forward investment plans position it to capture rising global gas consumption while supporting energy security in key import markets.