Aamal Company has reported a 2.5% year-on-year rise in net profit to QR443.3mn in 2025 and suggested a 5% dividend to shareholders.
Total revenues were however down 5% to QR2bn in the review period.
"2025 was a strong year for Aamal, reflecting the resilience of our diversified business model and the disciplined execution of our strategy across our four sectors: property, trading and distribution, industrial manufacturing, and managed services," said Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim al-Thani, Aamal chairman.
Aamal vice-chairman and managing director Sheikh Mohamed bin Faisal al-Thani said its performance in 2025 reflects the company’s disciplined approach to operational execution, sustained strategic delivery and unwavering commitment to robust governance standards.
"Supported by Qatar’s positive economic outlook and continued development initiatives, we remain confident in Aamal’s ability to capitalise on emerging opportunities and deliver sustainable growth,” he added.
Aamal’s industrial manufacturing delivered a robust performance in 2025 with revenue up 5.1% to QR198.7mn and total net profit by 23.1% to QR76mn. This was driven by strong contributions from project‑led businesses, operational enhancements and expansion into new export markets, which were partially offset by supply chain frictions and weaknesses in certain markets.
Terming the outlook for the industrial segment as "positive", Aamal said it is well positioned in key markets, with strengthened operational capacity, targeted investments and an expanding export presence driving diversification and resilience.
Continued alignment with high growth sectors such as infrastructure and oil and gas, together with capacity enhancements and new product offerings, supports a robust pipeline of opportunities across the region and puts the division in good stead to navigate any potential challenges.
The trading and distribution segment recorded revenues of QR1.36bn and net profit of QR112.8mn, down 8.4% and 3.4% respectively on an annualised basis, primarily driven by challenged performances from Ebn Sina Medical and Aamal Medical due to changing market dynamics that affected demand.
Aamal Property segment saw both revenue and net profit continue to grow 1.7% and 1% respectively and contribute positively to the group’s overall results. This was driven by strong leasing, high occupancy and sustained cash generation across the portfolio.
In particular, City Center Doha continued to benefit from its recent 4,000 sqm expansion and targeted initiatives to enhance the mall’s appeal to shoppers and retailers, with a refreshed tenant mix and an improved F&B offering supporting footfall and leasing momentum.
Managed services segment was a strong performer in 2025 recording a 5% increase in revenue and 4.2% in net profit year-on-year with all business units achieving solid results.
Rashid bin Ali al-Mansoori, chief executive officer of Aamal said 2025 was a year of focused execution, strategic portfolio optimisation, and disciplined growth for Aamal across its four sectors.
"Looking ahead to 2026, supported by Qatar’s continued economic development and infrastructure project momentum, we will remain focused on operational efficiency, selective expansion, and value-accretive opportunities across our four sectors, ensuring Aamal is well positioned to deliver sustainable growth and long-term shareholder value," according to him.
