Arada sees sales triple in 2025 to exceed AED17 billion

Strong revenue and EBITDA growth

Arada’s total group revenue rose 170% to AED6.7 billion in 2025, supported by expansion across new geographies and business verticals such as hospitality, F&B, entertainment, fitness, and wellness. Group EBITDA increased by 174% year-on-year to AED1.6 billion.

Major project launches and milestones

Arada launched several new projects in 2025, including Dubai’s Akala—the world’s first precision wellness destination—and Sharjah’s Masaar 2 and Masaar 3 forest communities, which ranked among the fastest-selling developments in the UAE.

International expansion

Arada expanded internationally, committing AED2.5 billion to acquire 75% of UK developer Regal (now Arada London) and securing an 80% stake in London’s Thameside West mixed-use project. The company also submitted its first project applications in Sydney, following its entry into the Australian market in 2024.

Leadership outlook

HRH Prince Khaled bin Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saud, Executive Vice Chairman of Arada, highlighted the company’s focus on creating spaces that support healthier, happier lives. Group CEO Ahmed Alkhoshaibi confirmed that Arada exceeded its AED15 billion sales target and announced plans for further project launches and handovers in 2026.

Major contracts and sector momentum

Arada awarded AED12.7 billion worth of contracts in 2025, including projects such as Madar Mall, Armani Beach Residences at Palm Jumeirah, and Anantara Sharjah Resort and Residences. The strong performance was supported by robust activity in the UAE property market, with Dubai sales surpassing AED680 billion and Sharjah transactions rising to AED65.6 billion.

Ongoing development pipeline

Since 2017, Arada has launched 11 UAE projects and delivered over 10,000 homes. The company is currently developing approximately 55,000 units across its global portfolio, with a pipeline valued at AED130 billion across the UAE, UK, and Australia.