Abu Dhabi National Insurance Achieves AED 355 Million Profits in 9 Months
Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company posted strong financial results for the first nine months of 2025, with net profits jumping 15.2% to 354.7 million dirhams. The insurer's growth comes from steady performance across its core business lines and a new partnership with Allianz Trade that expands its commercial credit insurance offerings in the UAE.
The company's pre-tax profits reached 395 million dirhams, marking a 15.3% increase compared to the same period last year. Total gross written premiums climbed 17.4% to 7.2 billion dirhams, while the company maintained a combined ratio of 93.2% - a key metric that shows disciplined underwriting and operational efficiency.
Abu Dhabi National Insurance attributes its performance to consistent contributions from various business segments and strategic partnerships that have helped expand its market presence across the UAE and the broader region.
The standout development this quarter was the company's long-term strategic partnership with Allianz Trade in the Middle East. This deal aims to boost access to commercial credit insurance solutions in the UAE, helping businesses protect their cash flows and reduce customer default risks while exploring new markets.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Saif Al Nahyan, Chairman of Abu Dhabi National Insurance, said the strong nine-month performance demonstrates the resilience of their business model and the success of their strategic growth initiatives. He emphasized the company's focus on disciplined underwriting management and smart investments while supporting the UAE's economic growth.
CEO Charalambos Milonas highlighted that the Allianz Trade partnership represents an important step in expanding their specialized insurance offerings. The company continues to enhance efficiency and customer satisfaction through digital initiatives, reinforcing its position as a trusted partner and leading insurer in the region.
The results reflect broader strength in the UAE's insurance sector, which has benefited from the country's economic diversification and growing business activity. For investors, the consistent growth and maintained underwriting discipline suggest the company is well-positioned to capitalize on regional expansion opportunities while managing risk effectively.
Layla Al Mansoori