Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) has crossed $100 billion in Dubai Islamic Bank assets for the first time, thanks to strong growth in the first half of 2025. The increase in Dubai Islamic Bank assets came with a 16% rise in pre-tax profit to AED 4.3 billion. Operating revenue reached AED 6.4 billion, and net profit for the first six months rose 10% to AED 3.7 billion. This shows the bank is in a strong position and growing its presence in the market.
Net financing assets grew 12% to AED 237 billion. Total net financing plus sukuk investments reached about AED 327 billion. Customer deposits rose 14% to AED 284 billion. The sukuk portfolio grew 9% to AED 89 billion. The bank clearly focuses on digital services, with 80% of new retail customers joining through Dubai Islamic Bank online platforms. This makes customer service better and helps the bank work more efficiently.
Dubai Islamic Bank Assets Show Strong Growth
Asset quality also improved, with the non-performing financing ratio dropping to 3.36%, which DIB says is its lowest in five years. Provisions for bad loans fell by 61% year-on-year to AED 256 million. After the results, Dubai Islamic Bank share price traded around AED 9.6–9.7, close to its 52-week high of AED 10.05, showing strong investor confidence.
In line with the UAE’s green finance goals, Dubai Islamic Bank gave AED 2.7 billion to support environmental projects. It also helped raise almost AED 14 billion in Islamic capital market deals focused on sustainability. This shows the bank’s commitment to ethical and responsible banking.
Overall, the strong first-half results highlight DIB as one of the leading banks in the region. The growth in Dubai Islamic Bank assets, along with a focus on Dubai Islamic Bank online services and sustainability, suggests more growth ahead. Investors continue to watch the Dubai Islamic Bank share price with interest, while customers enjoy faster and more convenient banking.
