Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (Taqa) has announced that its total dividend distribution for the year 2025 will amount to AED5 billion, equivalent to approximately $1.4 billion.

During the annual general meeting held on Thursday, shareholders agreed to a final cash dividend of 2.20 fils per share. This dividend is made up of 1.5 fils per share for the fourth quarter of 2025 and an additional 0.70 fils per share as a variable dividend.

Consequently, the overall dividend will total 4.45 fils per share, according to Taqa’s statement.

The company also received approval for its dividend policy for 2026, which it described as “the first quarterly payment in the UAE.”

Taqa reported a nearly 6 percent increase in its net profit for 2025, reaching AED7.5 billion ($2 billion), while its revenue held steady at AED55 billion. Additionally, capital expenditures saw a significant rise of about 50 percent, totaling almost AED15 billion.

On Thursday, Taqa’s share price decreased by 4.1 percent, closing at AED2.33 on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange. To date, the stock has seen a decline of 31 percent this year.

The Abu Dhabi Power Corporation, a state-owned entity, holds a 90 percent stake in Taqa.