BHM Capital reports strong 2025 growth, boosting revenue, assets, and DFM market share as UAE retail trading activity rises.
The Dubai-based firm reported a 26.65% increase in total revenue to AED 205.98 million, up from AED 162.63 million in 2024. Growth was driven by increased trading activity, an expanded service offering, and continued client acquisition across local markets.
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Net profit rose to AED 43.08 million, marking a 14.94% year-on-year increase. While profit growth trailed revenue expansion, the results reflect improved operational efficiency and resilience amid volatile global market conditions.
The company’s balance sheet also showed significant strengthening. Total assets grew by 31.12% to AED 2.01 billion, compared to AED 1.54 billion the previous year. Shareholders’ equity nearly doubled, rising 93.30% to AED 509.24 million, providing a stronger capital base to support future growth and strategic initiatives.
Operationally, BHM Capital expanded its footprint on the Dubai Financial Market. The firm opened 34,976 new trading accounts in 2025—representing approximately 40.45% of all new accounts on the exchange during the year. This highlights its strong position in capturing growing retail investor participation in the UAE.
Commenting on the results, CEO Abdel Hadi Al Sa’di said the company’s performance reflects the strength of its business model and continued client confidence, despite ongoing global and regional uncertainties. He noted that sustained growth across revenue, assets, and equity underscores the firm’s role in supporting the development of UAE capital markets.
Looking ahead, BHM Capital plans to expand its market presence, enhance its digital platforms, and introduce new financial solutions tailored to evolving investor needs. The company aims to build on its 2025 momentum and deliver further growth in 2026.
Listed on the Dubai Financial Market and regulated by the UAE’s Capital Market Authority, BHM Capital continues to position itself as a key player in the region’s financial services sector, with a growing focus on technology-driven investment solutions for both institutional and retail clients.
Why BHM Capital’s 2025 Growth Matters to MENA
BHM Capital’s performance reflects a broader surge in retail and institutional participation across the United Arab Emirates capital markets.
As exchanges like the Dubai Financial Market attract more investors, regional financial ecosystems are becoming deeper, more liquid, and increasingly tech-driven—positioning MENA as a stronger player in global capital flows
