ADNOC L&S-

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company Logistics and Services (Adnoc L&S) saw its bottom line rise 20% y-o-y to USD 211 mn (c. AED 773 mn) in 3Q 2025, according to an earnings release. The firm’s top line also saw robust growth, surging 36% y-o-y to roughly USD 1.3 bn for the same period.

In 9M terms: Adnoc L&S’s net income rose 9% y-o-y to USD 631 mn in 9M 2025, while revenues for the period surged 39% y-o-y to USD 3.7 bn.

By the segment:

  • The firm’s integrated logistics segment saw its revenues rise 17% y-o-y to around USD 2 bn, on the back of higher chartering activity, high utilization, and favorable rates for jack-up barges, along with improved margins under the Integrated Logistics Solution Platform;
  • Meanwhile, the company’s shipping segment’s top line rose 99% y-o-y to around USD 1.5 bn due to the consolidation of returns from Navig8’s tanker fleet;
  • Lastly, the services division saw revenues increase 7% y-o-y to USD 269 mn on the back of higher volumes handled at the Borouge Container Terminal and the bigger returns from Navig8’s bunkering services.

Future and outlook: Adnoc L&S is holding firm on its 2025 financial targets for revenue and net income, thanks to the ongoing growth of its Integrated Logistics segment and the sustained performance of the shipping market, despite persistent global volatility. The company expects to close the year with annual revenue growth in the high 20%s and annual net income growth in the low-to-mid double digits.

AGILITY GLOBAL-

ADX-listed Kuwaiti logistics firm Agility Global saw its net income attributable to equity holders rise roughly 40.2% y-o-y — as per our calculation — to USD 52 mn for 3Q 2025, according to an earnings release. The firm’s revenues surged 6.7% y-o-y to USD 1.3 bn in 3Q 2025.

On a 9M basis, revenues rose 10.2% y-o-y to USD 3.7 bn for 9M 2025, while the bottom line attributable to shareholders for the period reached USD 97 mn.

Segment breakdown:

  • Agility’s aviation subsidiary Menzies Aviation saw its top line rise 13.6% y-o-y in 3Q 2025, reaching some USD 800 mn on the back of its acquisition of US-based G2 Secure Staff and from higher volumes and improved yields in Ground Handling and Cargo services;
  • The fuel logistics unit Tristar saw revenues rise 16% in 9M 2025, with solid contribution from its retail fuel business in Sri Lanka;
  • Agility Logistics Parks’ revenues saw an 8.2% rise to USD 14.3 mn in 3Q 2025, with strong demand in the KSA’s warehousing market contributing most of the returns, raising occupancy rates above 90%.

The latest from Agility: Agility was informed by Kuwait’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation that its ground handling arm Menzies Aviation will no longer be operating ground handling services at Kuwait International Airport after its current contract ends. Despite the cancelation, the company remained confident in its medium-term outlook, it said in the release.

AIR ARABIA-

Air Arabia’s net income rose 16% y-o-y in 3Q 2025, reaching AED 656 mn, according to its financials (pdf). Revenues climbed 14% y-o-y to AED 2 bn. Over 5.9 mn passengers traveled across Air Arabia’s hubs in the UAE, Morocco, Egypt, and Pakistan during the quarter, up 16% y-o-y, with the average load factor rising four points to 85%, according to a separate earnings release (pdf).

On a nine-month basis, net income increased 13% y-o-y to AED 1.4 bn, while revenues climbed 10% to AED 5.5 bn. Passenger numbers rose 14% y-o-y to 16 mn during 9M 2025, with a stable 855 average seat load factor. Growth was supported by network expansion — 12 new routes launched year-to-date — and an expansion to its fleet, which now includes 88 Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft.

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