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2PointZero Group said in a statement that it achieved a net profit of Dhs7.7 billion in the first half of 2026 while revenue rose to Dhs21.9 billion and adjusted EBITDA reached Dhs5.0 billion after adjustments for fair value changes and one-offs. Operating profit stood at Dhs6.5 billion for the period. The Abu Dhabi-based investment holding company noted that net profit from its businesses increased 2,301 per cent year on year, building on the platform created through its mega-merger with Ghitha Holding and the consolidation of Tendam.
Revenue for the six months expanded 2,042 per cent compared with the year-earlier period while the increase reached 114 per cent on a pro forma like-for-like basis, according to the group’s announcement. Net profit included Dhs2.2 billion generated from operating businesses together with one-off gains from investments that encompassed holdings in SpaceX and Anthropic. The company’s Q1 2026 press release had earlier reported a net profit of AED 2.3 billion for that quarter alone while a full-year 2025 net profit of Dhs3.43 billion was recorded in the period following the merger, according to figures cited by The National.
Samia Bouazza, chief executive officer of 2PointZero Group, said the results reflected the strength of the platform built over recent years. Bouazza stated, “Beyond the financial results, this period marked an important step in the evolution of 2PointZero. We completed the successful monetisation of our TAQA investment, demonstrating our ability to divest some assets at the right time, and expanded into North American energy infrastructure through the acquisition of Traverse Midstream Partners, representing ePointZero’s largest investment in energy infrastructure to date.” She added that the group’s cash position of Dhs13.7 billion leaves it well placed to continue investing through market cycles.
In June the group completed the sale of its entire 7.29 per cent stake in TAQA to Abu Dhabi Power, the statement said. ePointZero, its energy infrastructure arm, finalised the purchase of a 100 per cent stake in Traverse Midstream Partners for $2.25 billion in an all-cash deal during the period. The company also took a stake through a Series G funding round in WHOOP and acquired a 60.8 per cent controlling interest in Italy’s ISEM Packaging Group for Dhs704 million, extending its consumer verticals into European packaging.
FAB Securities initiated coverage of 2PointZero Group with a BUY rating and a target price of Dhs3.30 per share while the company ranked 36th on TIME’s inaugural World’s Growth Leaders 2026 list. The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange added single-stock futures on 2PointZero Group in July as one of six such contracts, a step that broadens international investor access and supports liquidity. The group operates as a next-generation investment platform focused on energy and consumer sectors across multiple trillion-dollar markets.
The first-half performance follows the group’s formation through the combination of entities that produced the prior full-year net profit of Dhs3.43 billion in 2025 on revenue of Dhs7 billion. 2PointZero Group maintains a portfolio that includes majority and minority positions across consumer goods, energy infrastructure and technology-enabled services. Its latest results underscore continued expansion even as it manages through periods of geopolitical uncertainty and market volatility.
