Khaleej Times

Emaar’s 9-month property sales climb to Dh26.9 billion

- Staff Report business@khaleejtim­es.com

Emaar Properties on Monday announced continued growth in the first nine-month profitabil­ity, underpinne­d by robust property sales and growth in the performanc­e of recurring revenue businesses

In a statement, the Dubai-based property giant said it recorded revenue during the January-september 2022 amounting to Dh18.9 billion ($5.1 billion) supported by the uptrend of the Dubai property market and continued growth in recurring revenue businesses.

“EBITDA and net profit in first nine-month of 2022 increased by 47 per cent and 124 per cent, respective­ly, to Dh8.4 billion ($2.3 billion) and Dh5.8 billion ($1.6 billion), respective­ly, as compared to same period last year due to sustained revenue, improved margins and greater control on costs,” according to the statement.

EBITDA and net profit for July-september 2022 quarter increased by 12 per cent and 46 per cent respective­ly, to Dh2.3 billion ($626 million) and Dh1.5 billion ($408 million), respective­ly, compared to similar period last year, it added.

New projects launched

Emaar successful­ly launched many projects both in the UAE and internatio­nal markets. Led by new project launches and continued focus on sale of units in under-constructi­on projects, Emaar has recorded highest ever group property sales of Dh26.9 billion ($7.3 billion) during the first nine months of 2022. Property sales backlog of Emaar reached to Dh51.9 billion ($14.1 billion), which will be recognised as revenue in the coming years.

Emaar has also announced notable strategic transactio­ns in the third quarter which reinforce the company's strategy to focus on core pillars of the business and provide sustained long-term financial return and shareholde­r benefits.

The proposal to purchase Dubai Creek Harbour for an overall considerat­ion of Dh7.5 billion ($2 billion), to be paid equally in cash and shares of Emaar Properties PJSC, was approved by the board of directors as well as the shareholde­rs in the general meeting.

 ?? — file photo ?? Tourists take a ride in Abra in front of Burj Khalifa downtown.
— file photo Tourists take a ride in Abra in front of Burj Khalifa downtown.

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