Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has secured shareholder approval for a dividend payout of AED 3.1 billion for the second half of 2025, reinforcing its robust financial position and consistent commitment to investor returns.
The decision was approved during DEWA’s Annual General Assembly, with strong participation from shareholders. The dividend—equivalent to 6.2 fils per share—is scheduled for distribution in April 2026, with April 13 set as the record date.
This aligns with DEWA’s policy of delivering stable, semi-annual dividends, ensuring predictable returns for investors.
DEWA reported impressive financial results for 2025, underpinned by growing demand for electricity, water, and cooling services.
Revenue rose to AED 32.84 billion, marking steady growth
Net profit surged to AED 9.06 billion, reflecting a significant year-on-year increase
The company’s profitability comfortably supports its dividend commitments, highlighting a strong and resilient balance sheet.
The utility’s growth has been driven by Dubai’s expanding economy and rising consumption needs.
Peak electricity demand increased by 5.8%
Water demand climbed by 7% year-on-year
This sustained demand underscores DEWA’s critical role in supporting the emirate’s rapid urban and economic development.
DEWA continues to accelerate its clean energy transition, with renewable sources now accounting for over 21% of its installed capacity.
The utility is targeting 36% clean energy capacity by 2030, driven by large-scale projects like the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park.
With over AED 237 billion invested in infrastructure to date, DEWA is focusing on:
Expanding renewable energy generation
Strengthening transmission and distribution networks
Leveraging digitalisation and AI for efficiency
The company’s growing customer base—now exceeding 1.3 million—reflects its continued expansion and long-term growth trajectory.
DEWA’s latest dividend approval highlights a blend of financial strength, operational efficiency, and forward-looking investments—positioning the utility as a key player in Dubai’s sustainable growth story.