2PointZero Group reported revenue of AED 21.9 billion [1] and a net profit of AED 7.7 billion [1] for the first half of 2026.
The results highlight the Abu Dhabi-based investment holding firm's shift toward global scale through aggressive acquisitions and the strategic divestment of legacy assets.
Financial data for the period shows the company achieved a gross profit margin of 29% [1]. The group also reported an adjusted EBITDA of AED 5.0 billion [1]. These figures follow a period of significant portfolio restructuring, including the completed sale of its TAQA stake [1].
To expand its international footprint, the firm completed the acquisition of Traverse Midstream Partners in North America [1]. It also acquired the Baobab Group in Africa [1], and secured a 60.8% stake in ISEM in Italy [1]. These moves place the company in diverse markets across three continents.
Beyond its financial reporting, the firm has gained international recognition for its growth. 2PointZero Group was ranked 36th on a list compiled by TIME [1].
The firm, which trades under the ticker ADX: 2POINTZERO [1], continues to leverage its Abu Dhabi headquarters to fund ventures in energy and infrastructure. The current strategy emphasizes high-margin returns and geographical diversification to reduce reliance on any single regional economy.
“Revenue of AED 21.9 billion”
The financial results and acquisition spree indicate that 2PointZero Group is transitioning from a regional holding company into a global investment player. By selling its TAQA stake and investing in North American, African, and European assets, the firm is diversifying its risk and seeking growth in varied infrastructure and energy markets.
