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ABU DHABI (ALETIHAD)
Ghitha Holding reported double-digit revenue growth in 2025, with revenue rising 13.5% year-on-year to Dh5.6 billion, while operating profit increased 39.4% to Dh318.7 million, according to the group’s full-year earnings announcement.
The diversified food and agriculture conglomerate said the increase in revenue was driven by organic growth across core business lines, contributions from acquisitions completed during the year, and the full-year impact of prior-year acquisitions.
Recent integrations and optimisation initiatives across subsidiaries enhanced scale and operational depth, supporting steady top-line momentum across key categories.
Gross profit rose 23.5% year-on-year to Dh1.2 billion, supported by pricing discipline, product-mix optimisation and operational efficiencies, the company said.
These factors also contributed to the strong growth in operating profit during the year.
Falal Ameen, Chief Executive Officer of Ghitha Holding, said: “2025 was defined by disciplined execution and structural progress across the Group. We strengthened our core platforms through targeted consolidation, including the formation of the Al Ain Farms Group, the integration of Al Jazira Poultry and Arabian Farms, reinforcing our dairy & protein platform. We also realigned our agriculture and fresh-produce operations through the transfer of Al Hashemeya to NRTC, and expanded our fresh and organic offering through the acquisition of Ripe Organic.”
Ameen added: “As a result, Ghitha today operates on a more scalable and resilient platform, positioning us well to deliver sustainable growth and long-term value for our shareholders. Looking ahead, Ghitha will remain focused on reinforcing integration across its food and agriculture ecosystem, advancing digital capabilities, and selectively deploying capital to strengthen category leadership.”
During the year, Ghitha said it progressed a series of strategic transactions and integration initiatives aimed at strengthening its core operating platforms and enhancing value-chain alignment. A key milestone was the formation of the Al Ain Farms Group, which brings together five brands — Al Ain Farms, Marmum, Al Ajban Chicken, Al Jazira and Saha — under a unified operating platform.
The integration of Al Jazira Poultry and Arabian Farms further strengthened the group’s dairy and protein capabilities. Consolidation within poultry operations, particularly in the eggs division, also improved capacity utilisation and supported stronger operating leverage.
Ghitha said it continued to optimise its agriculture and fresh-produce operations through NRTC Group, including the sale of Agrinv (Al Hashemeya) to NRTC and NRTC’s subsequent acquisition of Ripe Organic in the fourth quarter of 2025. The addition of Ripe Organic strengthens the group’s fresh and organic offering and enhances farm-to-market integration.
On the technology front, the group said it continued the implementation of SAP S/4HANA, which is expected to enhance financial visibility, operational control and scalability across the platform.
In October 2025, Ghitha Holding was included in a strategic merger plan announced by its parent, International Holding Company, to combine 2PointZero, Multiply Group and Ghitha Holding into a single listed entity valued at approximately Dh120 billion, named 2PointZero Group.
