International Holding Company Reports Record-Breaking AED 92.7 Billion in Revenue for 2024

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Revenue climbed 54,2% to AED 92,7 billion, up from AED 60,1 billion in 2023.
Operating profit surged 49,1%, showcasing IHC’s financial strength.
Growth was fueled by real estate, construction, maritime services, hospitality, and tech investments.
Total assets expanded by 52% to AED 401,8 billion, reflecting strategic expansion.
Net profit after tax reached AED 25,7 billion, with earnings per share (EPS) at AED 7,2.
Abu Dhabi’s International Holding Company (IHC) has once again made waves in the investment world, reporting a record-breaking AED 92.7 billion in revenue for 2024—a staggering 54.2% jump from the previous year. Such numbers are not just a testament to financial growth; they highlight IHC’s evolving role as a global investment powerhouse.
In an era where financial markets are volatile, IHC’s ability to consistently expand speaks volumes about its strategic foresight and disciplined asset management. The company outperformed market expectations, with its operating profit climbing 49.1%, a clear reflection of optimized efficiency and well-calibrated investment moves.
Strategic Growth and Asset Expansion: More Than Just Numbers
Beyond the financials, IHC’s expansion strategy is deliberate and calculated. With total assets rising 52% to AED 401.8 billion, the company has shown a keen ability to navigate shifting market landscapes while capitalizing on high-growth sectors.
This growth was not accidental—it was driven by a balanced portfolio spanning real estate, construction, maritime services, and technology. Unlike firms that grow aggressively but unsustainably, IHC has maintained its commitment to long-term, stable investments, ensuring its financial footing remains rock-solid.
One of the most notable aspects of IHC’s 2024 strategy was its proactive divestment of non-core assets, redirecting capital into high-potential industries that align with global economic shifts. This isn’t just a financial maneuver—it’s a calculated pivot towards industries of the future.
Profitability, Shareholder Value, and What Lies Ahead
Net profit after tax hit AED 25.7 billion, with earnings per share (EPS) reaching AED 7.2. That’s not just a number on a balance sheet—it reflects IHC’s commitment to maximizing shareholder returns while maintaining financial agility.
The company’s total equity surged by 55.9% to AED 244.4 billion, strengthening its global investment footprint and reinforcing investor confidence.
His Highness Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Chairman of IHC, summed it up perfectly:
"Our 2024 performance is a direct result of our disciplined portfolio management, strategic investment focus, and ability to leverage AI and digital transformation. We are building a future-proof investment model—one that prioritizes innovation, efficiency, and sustainable expansion."
A Global Vision: IHC at the 2025 Davos Economic Forum
Taking its ambitions to the global stage, IHC made its first-ever appearance at the 2025 World Economic Forum in Davos, leading a high-profile delegation of its subsidiaries. This was more than just a corporate PR move—it was an opportunity to engage with global leaders, form strategic partnerships, and discuss sustainable investment solutions.
Looking ahead, IHC’s 2025 agenda is clear:
✅ Expand its portfolio into emerging sectors
✅ Leverage its strong financial position to drive high-yield investments
✅ Continue pushing the boundaries of global investment leadership
With a solid balance sheet, a strategic vision, and a disciplined growth approach, IHC is well-positioned to shape the future of investment on a global scale.
Final Thoughts
IHC isn’t just growing—it’s strategically transforming into a global financial force. While many companies chase short-term gains, IHC plays the long game, building a future-proof empire rooted in resilience, innovation, and vision.
If 2024 was a landmark year, 2025 might just be the year IHC redefines global investment strategy altogether.