Dubai Insurance Company reported a net profit of AED 191 million for the fiscal year 2025, representing a 44.7% increase over the previous year, with the Board of Directors recommending a 100% cash dividend of 100 fils per share (AED 100 million total).
Annual insurance revenue grew to AED 3.440 billion from AED 2.990 billion in 2024, while total assets increased to AED 4.316 billion and shareholders' equity rose to AED 1.172 billion.
Key operational milestones included the launch of the Northern Emirates Health Insurance Pool and a new travel insurance program for Dubai visitors, alongside plans to expand the Worker Protection product to all Dubai free zone employees.
The company achieved a 35% Emiratization rate and maintained strong "A" credit ratings from AM Best and Fitch, while Moody's upgraded its Insurance Financial Strength Rating from A3 to A2 in March 2025.
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