National Bonds has reported its strongest financial performance in 20 years, with bondholders’ funds exceeding AED18 billion and returns reaching up to 4.45 percent in 2025, underscoring rising confidence in structured savings across the UAE.
The Sharia-compliant savings and investment firm recorded a 14 percent year-on-year increase in funds, alongside a 37 percent surge in regular savers compared to 2024. Growth extended across segments, with corporate liquidity and treasury solutions for institutional investors rising by 28 percent.
The results reflect broader economic momentum in the UAE, where a diversified economy, stable regulatory framework, and long-term national strategies continue to foster financial discipline. Participation across individuals, high-net-worth investors, and corporates signals sustained trust in the country’s financial ecosystem.
Khalifa Al Daboos, Chairman of National Bonds, said the company’s growth mirrors the UAE’s resilience and forward-looking vision, highlighting its role in promoting a culture of saving built on trust and long-term value.
Group CEO Mohammed Qasim Al Ali noted that more than one million customers have engaged with the company’s solutions over the years, with many adopting disciplined saving as a core financial strategy.
Digital innovation has also driven growth, with a 72 percent increase in digital savings supported by the rollout of an AI-powered financial guidance tool. Meanwhile, female participation is rising, with sales to women increasing by 11.33 percent and their portfolio growing by nearly AED290 million in 2025.
Since its inception, National Bonds has distributed over AED4 billion in profits and rewards and helped 232 customers achieve millionaire status, reinforcing the impact of consistent, long-term saving.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
