Aldar has confirmed operations across its residential communities, retail destinations, commercial offices, logistics facilities, hotels, schools and development sites in the UAE continue without interruption, and the company remains operationally and financially resilient.
The developer also expressed its deep appreciation for the wise and decisive leadership of the UAE, whose strategic foresight and swift response have safeguarded residents, protected national infrastructure, and ensured continued economic stability in the context of recent regional developments.
During this period, teams across Aldar’s diverse businesses are working tirelessly to support residents, protect communities, and limit any disruption to daily life.
In particular, community management teams have increased engagement with residents and tenants with the introduction of a range of community-wide initiatives designed to support families and keep children positively engaged, while Aldar’s hospitality teams are working closely with sector partners and relevant authorities to support stranded visitors and ensure an optimal guest experience.
Also in December 2025, Mubadala Investment Company and Aldar launched a landmark joint venture to expand Al Maryah Island, unlocking the next phase of growth in the international financial district and further enhancing Abu Dhabi’s global position as the ‘Capital of Capital’.
The company maintains strong and established Business Continuity and Risk Management Frameworks, which are being applied across all operations. Aldar’s technology architecture has been designed for resilience, with cloud-based systems featuring geographic redundancy, diversified contact centre operations, and distributed CRM infrastructure across multiple regions, ensuring uninterrupted service and customer engagement.
Aldar also maintains a position of significant financial strength. As at year-end 2025, available liquidity exceeded AED 30bn, comprising AED 14bn in free and unrestricted cash and AED 16.4bn in committed undrawn bank facilities.
Also, the debt maturity profile remains well managed, with no major refinancing requirements over the next two years. Additionally, Aldar continues to benefit from diversified funding sources across bank and capital markets, with no disruption to funding access.
Recent capital market transactions, including hybrid issuances, green sukuk placements, and sustainability-linked facilities, have further strengthened the company’s capital structure and liquidity position, reinforcing its long-term resilience.
