Aramex has delivered its strongest quarterly performance on record, with Group revenues climbing 22% year-on-year to AED 1.83 billion in the second quarter of 2026, according to results released by the Dubai-listed logistics firm on Thursday.
The company, listed on the Dubai Financial Market under ARMX, said the quarter marked its highest ever revenue figure, with both May and June setting individual monthly records. That momentum pushed first-half Group revenues to AED 3.43 billion, up 12% on the same period last year.
Profitability improved sharply alongside the revenue gains. EBIT for the first half rose 46% to AED 139 million, with margins expanding to 4.1% from 3.1% against normalised H1 2025 figures. Net profit for the half reached AED 64 million, nearly double the AED 33 million recorded a year earlier on a normalised basis.
The second quarter alone told an even stronger story. EBIT jumped 173% to AED 87 million compared with normalised Q2 2025 results, while net profit surged sevenfold to AED 47 million over the same period.
Aramex attributed the results to stronger operating performance across the business and the growing impact of its Accelerate28 strategic initiatives. Freight Forwarding emerged as the standout division, posting its best quarterly revenue in the company's history on the back of robust customer demand, disciplined pricing and a diversified multimodal service offering.
The company said it had continued to navigate regional disruption by relying on its agile operating model and flexible network, allowing it to adapt quickly to shifting customer needs without compromising service standards.
The results reflect a period of accelerating growth for Aramex, positioning the logistics group for continued momentum heading into the second half of 2026.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
