Earnings Report
Abu Dhabi National Takaful Co
1. Company Overview & Earnings Context
Abu Dhabi National Takaful Company P.S.C. delivered a strong Q1 2026 performance driven by significant growth in takaful revenue, higher wakalah fees, and improved profitability across both policyholders’ and shareholders’ operations. The company operates across motor, medical, fire, marine, engineering, general accident, and family takaful segments within the UAE market.
The quarter also reflected continued strength in investment income, commodity investments, and takaful operations despite fair value losses within the investment portfolio.
2. Financial Performance Snapshot
Takaful revenue: AED 260.61M
Takaful service result: AED 748K
Net financial takaful result: AED 3.95M
Shareholders’ investment & other income: AED 10.20M
Profit before tax: AED 39.12M
Net profit after tax: AED 35.93M
Basic & diluted EPS: AED 0.34
Compared to Q1 2025:
Takaful revenue increased from AED 203.42M to AED 260.61M
Net profit after tax rose from AED 27.51M to AED 35.93M
EPS improved from AED 0.26 to AED 0.34
Wakalah fee income increased from AED 52.45M to AED 84.13M
Additional investment highlights:
Investment income attributable to policyholders reached AED 7.44M
Commodity investment gains totaled AED 4.49M
Rental income, net reached AED 1.41M
3. Operational Highlights & Key Metrics
Total assets: AED 1.62B
Total shareholders’ equity: AED 624.8M
Total takaful operations assets: AED 1.04B
Cash & cash equivalents: AED 52.5M
Term deposits: AED 477.6M
Investment portfolio (FVOCI): AED 468.7M
Investment properties: AED 102.7M
Investment portfolio exposure:
UAE investments totaled AED 183.4M
Investments outside UAE totaled AED 285.3M
Gold bullion investments reached AED 60.1M
Silver bullion investments totaled AED 2.4M
Insurance operations highlights:
Takaful contract liabilities stood at AED 773.7M
Re-takaful contract assets totaled AED 379.2M
Policyholders generated a surplus of AED 4.76M during Q1 2026
4. Key Performance Drivers
Strong growth in takaful revenue significantly boosted operational performance
Wakalah fee income expanded sharply due to higher gross contributions
Investment and commodity gains supported shareholders’ profitability
Re-takaful recoveries contributed AED 50.71M during the quarter
Improved takaful finance result strengthened overall earnings quality
Operational observations:
Takaful service expenses declined to AED 176.44M from AED 184.13M despite higher revenue
Allocation of re-takaful contributions paid reached AED 134.14M
Claims paid during the quarter totaled approximately AED 106.98M
Policyholders’ Qard Hasan repayment reduced outstanding balances during the period
5. Outlook & Forward Guidance
The company continues focusing on underwriting growth and investment diversification
Strong capital position and solvency compliance support future expansion plans
Commodity investments, sukuk holdings, and diversified investment assets remain important earnings contributors
Management continues optimizing takaful and re-takaful structures under IFRS 17 reporting standards
Continued growth in wakalah income and policyholder surplus could support future profitability trends
The company confirmed compliance with UAE solvency margin requirements throughout the reporting period.
6. 🧾 Investor Takeaway
Abu Dhabi National Takaful Company delivered a strong Q1 2026 performance with robust growth in takaful revenue, higher wakalah fee income, and improved profitability. Strong investment income, commodity gains, and stable underwriting operations supported earnings growth, while the company maintained a solid balance sheet and strong solvency position.