Adnoc Gas, the Abu Dhabi-based natural gas company, reported a first-quarter net income of $1.27 billion, marking a 7% year-on-year increase. The earnings significantly exceeded analysts’ expectations of $1.13 billion, according to estimates compiled by Visible Alpha. The company also posted a 4% rise in EBITDA, reaching $2.16 billion during the same period.
The robust quarterly performance was driven by a surge in domestic gas demand and efficient execution of planned maintenance shutdowns. In addition, total sales saw a notable boost, supported by strong economic growth across the United Arab Emirates.
Adnoc Gas continues to focus on long-term profitability through strategic investments aimed at expanding operational capacity and efficiency. The company reiterated its commitment to achieving an over 40% increase in EBITDA over the coming years. This aligns with Abu Dhabi’s broader strategy to strengthen its energy sector and meet growing regional and international demand.
With sustained momentum in gas sales and streamlined operations, Adnoc Gas is positioning itself as a key player in the global energy market. The first-quarter results reinforce investor confidence in the company’s growth trajectory and underline the resilience of the UAE’s energy sector amid fluctuating global market conditions.
By maintaining a clear focus on efficiency, domestic market strength, and long-term investment, Adnoc Gas remains on track to deliver on its financial targets and strategic objectives.


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