Aramex Sustains Momentum with Record Quarterly Revenue of AED1.98 Billion

The Dubai-listed logistics giant has achieved its highest quarterly revenue for the second consecutive quarter, driven by robust freight forwarding demand and disciplined operational execution.

Aramex has marked another significant milestone in its financial trajectory, recording revenue of AED1.98 billion in the third quarter of 2026, representing a robust 24 percent increase year-on-year and surpassing the previous quarterly record of AED1.83 billion achieved just three months earlier.

The momentum reflects a sustained expansion across the group’s operations. Revenue for the first nine months of the year reached AED5.41 billion, up 16 percent compared with the same period in 2025. More tellingly, the company’s profitability has strengthened considerably: earnings before interest and taxes climbed 46 percent year-on-year to AED94 million during the third quarter, whilst net profit rose to AED48 million. Over the nine-month period, EBIT has increased 65 percent to AED233 million, with net profit reaching AED112 million, a gain of 759 percent.

Freight Forwarding has emerged as the principal driver of this growth trajectory, achieving yet another record quarter underpinned by sustained customer demand and Aramex’s disciplined approach to pricing. The division’s multimodal capabilities, reflecting the company’s diversified service offerings, have resonated strongly in the market. Beyond Freight Forwarding, the company has also recorded year-on-year revenue increases across its Domestic Express, International Express and Logistics and Supply Chain Solutions divisions.

Amadou Diallo, Group Chief Executive Officer of Aramex, observed that achieving the company’s highest quarterly revenue for the second consecutive quarter represents another important milestone in the company’s evolution. He emphasised that continued profitability improvements reflect Aramex’s unwavering focus on disciplined execution and operational efficiency, underpinned by a commitment to stronger financial performance.

The company remains committed to its Accelerate28 transformation programme, which is intended to enhance profitability and strengthen capabilities across the organisation to support sustainable long-term growth. This strategic focus on operational excellence and financial discipline appears to be yielding measurable results as the company navigates an increasingly complex global logistics environment.

Source: WAM