Emirates Group has recorded its highest-ever revenue and pre-tax profit for the fiscal year ending March 2025, and will pay corporate tax for the first time.
The group’s revenue reached 145.4 billion UAE Dirhams (approximately 39.6 billion USD), with an EBITDA of 42.2 billion UAE Dirhams (about 11.5 billion USD) and a pre-tax profit of 22.7 billion Dirhams (equivalent to 6.2 billion USD).
Both Emirates Airline and the group’s dnata achieved record-high revenues. A dividend of 6 billion UAE Dirhams (approximately 1.6 billion USD) will be paid to its owner, the Investment Corporation of Dubai.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) introduced corporate tax in June 2023 at a rate of 9%, exempting small businesses. The net profit amounted to 20.5 billion UAE Dirhams (around 5.6 billion USD).
As of the end of March, they are operating in 148 cities across 80 countries and regions. The number of partner airlines has expanded to 33, and to 118 when including interline agreements.
In the current fiscal year, they plan to receive a total of 20 aircraft, including 16 Airbus A350s and 4 Boeing 777Fs.
