QSE-Listed Firms Report 3.11% Rise in Net Profits to QR53.3 Bn in 2025

Companies listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) delivered a steady financial performance in 2025, with combined net profits rising to QR53.3 billion, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 3.11 percent compared to QR51.7 billion recorded in 2024.

According to data released by QSE, the results cover companies listed on the main market, excluding Al Faleh Educational Holding Company, whose financial year ends on August 31, and Qatari German Company for Medical Devices, which has postponed its 2025 results disclosure until April 15, 2026.

Sectoral performance indicates a mixed yet overall positive trend across the market. The banking and financial services sector continued to dominate profitability, generating net earnings exceeding QR30.4 billion and recording marginal growth of 0.35 percent.

Qatar National Bank (QNB) maintained its position as the largest contributor with profits surpassing QR17 billion, reflecting a growth of 1.69 percent, while Qatar Islamic Bank reported a 4.99 percent increase. In contrast, Commercial Bank posted a significant decline of 27.28 percent, which weighed on the sector’s overall growth.

The industrial sector showed relative stability, with total profits of approximately QR 9.46 billion, marking a modest increase of 0.17 percent.

 While Industries Qatar experienced a decline of 7.84 percent, gains recorded by companies such as Qatar Aluminum Manufacturing Company and Investment Holding Group, the latter registering a sharp increase of 144.8 percent, helped balance the sector’s performance.

The insurance sector emerged as one of the strongest performers, with profits rising by 15.84 percent to around QR1.5 billion. Qatar General Insurance and Reinsurance Company reported an exceptional surge exceeding 329 percent, while Qatar Islamic Insurance Company also recorded notable growth, reflecting improved underwriting performance and market conditions.

The real estate sector recorded an increase of 8.55 percent, with total profits reaching about QR1.84 billion. Key players such as Barwa Real Estate and United Development Company maintained stable earnings, while Mazaya Qatar returned to profitability after reporting losses in the previous year.

Telecommunications companies demonstrated strong momentum, with sector profits growing by 13.12 percent to QR4.56 billion. Ooredoo posted a 12.47 percent increase in net profits, while Vodafone Qatar achieved a growth of 16.8 percent, reflecting improved operational efficiency and revenue expansion.

The transport sector recorded a 5.05 percent rise in profits to approximately QR3.08 billion, supported by steady contributions from Nakilat and Milaha, although Gulf Warehousing Company reported a decline duringthe year.

The consumer goods and services sector delivered one of the most notable performances, with profits increasing by 22.9 percent to around QR2.44 billion. This growth was driven by strong results from companies such as Baladna, which recorded an exceptional increase of over 191 percent, alongside solid gains by Medicare Group and Mannai Corporation.

Overall, the results also highlighted several standout performers across sectors. Investment Holding Group, Qatar Cinema and Film Distribution Company, and Al Salam International Investment recorded substantial increases in profitability, while some firms, including Commercial Bank, Mesaieed Petrochemical Holding Company, and Qatar National Cement Company, faced declines due to sector-specific challenges.

QSE confirmed that all listed companies have disclosed their financial results within the stipulated timelines, with detailed financial data available on its official website. The exchange expressed appreciation for the continued efforts of listed firms in strengthening disclosure practices and upholding transparencystandards.

The overall rise in profitability reflects the resilience of Qatar’s corporate sector, supported by strong economic fundamentals, prudent financial management, and ongoing diversification efforts. Despite variations in sectoral performance, the results underscore sustained investor confidence and the ability of listed companies to navigate evolving market conditions.