
The World Trade DP DP World has reported a strong set of results for the first half of 2025 and indicates its integrated logistics resistance despite its constant geopolitical stresses, supply chain impaired and tariff uncertainty.
The company has increased by 20.4 % of the year’s revenue to $ 11.24 billion, resulting from firm performance in its ports and terminals and the impact of recent strategic purchases. The adjusted EBITDA rose 21.4 % to $ 3.03 billion, while the container volume increased by 5.6 % and reached 45.4 million TEUs in its global portfolio.
“Our strategy to provide integrated solutions, finishing and important infrastructure in key markets continues to provide results.” He said Sultan Ahmad bin Salim, the head of the group and CEO of DP World. “Even with the closure of the Red Sea route and the uncertainty about commercial tariffs, we have supported the owners of efficient movement while strengthening our financial situation.”
Strategic investments for long -term growth
During the H1 2025, DP World has invested $ 1.08 billion in capital costs, which is $ 2.5 billion a year. Key expansion projects include:
- Port of Jebel Ali (UAE) – Capacity increased in the region’s largest gateway to trade.
- Drydocks World – Reinforce the maintenance capabilities of the ship.
- Tuna Tekra (India) – Support for the growing maritime trade in India.
- Gateway London (UK) – Expand terminal capacity for European trade.
- Dakar (Senegal) – Strengthen the connection of West African.
Investments are also directed to DP World Logistics and P&O Logistics by focusing on the integration of the digital supply chain.
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Container power outstanding tips
Area | Size H1 2025 (‘000 TEU) | Change yoy | Like change like |
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Asia Pacific and India | 21,746 | +2.6 % | +1.7 % |
Europe, the Middle East and Africa | 16,908 | +12.0 % | +10.2 % |
The continent of America and Australia | 6,784 | +7.9 % | +7.9 % |
The whole group | 45,438 | +6.7 % | +5.6 % |
Jebel Ali (included in EMEA) | 7,774 | +6.0 % | +6.0 % |
DP World control terminals have 27.4 million TEUs, which increased by 7.5 % compared to the same period last year.
Immediate Photo of Financial Performance
Metric | H1 2025 | H1 2024 | Change yoy |
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Income | $ 11,244 million | $ 9,335 million | +20.4 % |
EBITDA Set | $ 3,033 million | $ 2,497 million | +21.4 % |
Margin ebitda | 27.0 % | 26.8 % | +0.2 points |
Ayat | $ 1,902 million | $ 1,494 million | +27.3 % |
Profit | $ 960 million | $ 570 million | +68.5 % |
Profit attributable to owners | $ 532 million | $ 265 million | +100.5 % |
Expansion of logistics capabilities
Through Unifeeder, DP World continues to provide sustainable and multi -mode freight solutions, helping global transport lines and cargo owners to maintain reliability even among global supply chain disorders.
The company’s transportation platform now covers approximately 300 locations and more than 90 % of the world trade lines and enables seamless services in the world’s main corridors. Recent ownership has also introduced specialized capabilities to eliminate inefficiency, improvement and strengthening resistance for customers.
Vision: to continue to grow
Despite macroeconomic heads, DP World expects EBITDA to remain strong all year, which is affected by sustainable growth, operational leverage, and continuous investment in infrastructure and technology.
“We are optimistic about the medium to long -term vision for world trade.” Sultan Ahmad bin Salim was added. “With the evolution of supply chains, DP World is ready to guide the industry in providing efficient, flexible and sustainable business solutions that create long -term value.”
About DP World
DP World operates on six continents and uses more than 100,000 employees and offers integrated solutions that include ports and terminals, marine services, logistics and technology. The company hires more than 10,000 people in Asia Oceania alone, manages 17 ports and terminals, and offers comprehensive supply chain solutions.