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Emaar’s revenue backlog, a key indicator of future earnings from property sales, surged 62% YoY, reaching $39.8 billion (AED 146.3 billion) by the end of June. (Image: Shutterstock)Dubai, UAE – August 7, 2025 - Emaar Properties, one of Dubai’s leading real estate developers, has reported a 33% year-on-year (YoY) increase in net profit for the first half of 2025, reaching $1.9 billion (AED 7.08 billion). The growth was fueled by strong property sales and consistent performance across its development, retail, hospitality, and international segments.
The company’s revenue also saw significant momentum, rising 38% YoY to $5.39 billion (AED 19.8 billion) for the period ending June 30.
Emaar’s revenue backlog, a key indicator of future earnings from property sales, surged 62% YoY, reaching $39.8 billion (AED 146.3 billion) by the end of June. This robust pipeline underscores sustained investor demand and strong project delivery across the company’s portfolio.
Emaar Development, the group's majority-owned build-to-sell subsidiary, also posted impressive half-year results:
Net profit (before tax): $1.5 billion (AED 5.5 billion) — up 50% YoY
Revenue: $2.72 billion (AED 10 billion) — up 35% YoY
Revenue backlog: $31.9 billion (AED 117.7 billion) — up 59% YoY
Property sales: Reached $11.1 billion (AED 40.6 billion) — a 37% increase YoY
With these results, Emaar continues to solidify its position as one of the region’s top-performing developers, backed by a growing backlog, strategic expansion, and consistent investor confidence.

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