Abu Dhabi-based NMDC Energy PJSC has powered through the first nine months of 2025 with a sharp financial upswing, reporting a net profit of AED951 million ($259 million) — up 5% year-on-year — on revenues that soared 33% to AED13 billion. The performance underscores the company’s growing influence across global energy markets and its mastery in executing a record backlog worth AED45.6 billion.
By the end of September, NMDC Energy’s total project pipeline had expanded to AED61.4 billion, reflecting both the scale of its ambitions and its accelerating international footprint.
Chairman Mohamed Hamad Almehairi hailed the company’s “capacity-building momentum,” emphasizing NMDC Energy’s focus on laying the groundwork for long-term growth. “We are sharpening our operational edge across global energy hubs, building scale, and deepening partnerships that enhance access to new markets,” he said.
Chief Executive Officer Eng. Ahmed Salem Al Dhaheri credited NMDC Energy’s disciplined project delivery as a defining strength, positioning it as the Middle East’s top EPC powerhouse. “We’re delivering complex energy projects with precision and efficiency, while aligning growth with sustainability and strategic collaboration,” he noted.
Adding to its milestones, NMDC Energy marked the beginning of fabrication operations at its state-of-the-art 400,000-square-metre yard in Ras Al-Khair, Saudi Arabia — a facility equipped with cutting-edge automation, digital control systems, and an annual capacity of 40,000 tonnes. The site will handle fabrication, rigging, maintenance, and modularisation for both onshore and offshore projects, reinforcing the company’s regional manufacturing muscle.
This year, NMDC Energy secured major contracts worth AED9.7 billion in the UAE and AED4.2 billion in Taiwan, with international projects now accounting for nearly one-third of its revenue.
Capping off its performance streak, NMDC Energy received its first-ever MSCI ESG rating of “A,” a recognition of its commitment to robust environmental, social, and governance standards — a benchmark aligning its engineering prowess with sustainable corporate responsibility.
