Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), the worldwide monetary centre of Abu Dhabi, reported strong Q 3 2025 results, reinforcing its placement as the leading financial center between East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA).
The most up to date figures mirror sustained momentum across asset monitoring, licensing, property and employment task as the centre marks its 10 th wedding anniversary.
The property administration sector continued to be a major chauffeur of growth, with Assets Under Management (AUM) in ADGM increasing by 48 per cent year-on-year in Q 3 2025 compared with Q 3 2024
The centre currently holds 161 asset and fund supervisors, while the variety of funds managed within its territory reached 220, declaring ADGM’s standing as a preferred location for wealth monitoring.
Ahmed Jasim Al Zaabi, Chairman of ADGM , said: “As we progress our vision for a varied and durable monetary ecological community, our recurring development and success reflect the confidence that worldwide organizations place in ADGM as a driver for development and change.
“Our monetary centre is just one of the globe’s youngest, but our exponential growth has attained international recognition. Following one more strong quarter, our commitment to supply development, governing quality, and international connection is more powerful than ever before.”
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Licensing task additionally sped up. At the end of Q 3, the variety of energetic licences across ADGM reached 11, 920, with 2, 801 licences issued in 2025 alone.
Functional entities surpassed 3, 000 to get to 3, 227, marking a 43 percent year-on-year increase. Of these, 328 entities were in the financial solutions industry.
ADGM videotaped considerable year-on-year development in real estate-related task over the exact same duration. The value of real estate purchases raised by 104 per cent, while sales task– consisting of off-plan and ready units– climbed by 78 per cent.
Project registrations doubled, mirroring enhancing capitalist self-confidence and the successful assimilation of Al Reem Island into ADGM’s territory.
Work levels throughout the monetary centre continued to climb, with the workforce throughout Al Maryah and Al Reem Islands getting to 39, 870 throughout the duration.
The strong pipeline of entities selecting ADGM for local growth highlights the centre’s online reputation as a nexus for worldwide funding flows and a business-friendly atmosphere sustained by robust regulatory structures.
The Q 3 results build on a year of calculated breakthroughs across ADGM’s ecological community– from pioneering guidelines in sustainable finance and digital properties to attracting global banks and pioneers– as the centre marks a decade of operation.
