Agility Global PLC has reported its financial results for the year ended 31 December 2025, posting revenue growth and a significant increase in operating profit as its diversified business portfolio continued to expand.
The company recorded net profit of $240 million, equivalent to 2.45 cents per share. Revenue increased 12.5 percent year-on-year to $5.1 billion, while EBIT rose 37.8 percent to $557 million.
Agility said its global operating footprint and diversified investment portfolio supported steady performance across its business segments despite evolving market conditions.
As of the end of 2025, the company’s investment segment was valued at approximately $5.8 billion, while total assets reached $13.4 billion.
The reported results included several non-recurring items recognized during the year, including revaluation gains on industrial real estate assets, acquisition and integration costs related to the G2 Secure Staff transaction, costs linked to the closure of Menzies’ Kuwait operations, gains on asset disposals and the share of results from associates.
Excluding these items, adjusted EBITDA reached $757 million, while adjusted EBIT totaled $425 million and adjusted net income reached $134 million. These figures represent year-on-year increases of 15.4 percent, 19.3 percent and 29.1 percent respectively.
“2025 was a year of disciplined execution and steady value creation for Agility, with adjusted EBIT increasing by 19.3%,” said Tarek Sultan, Chairman of Agility.
“Our operating businesses delivered consistent performance, while conviction in our investment segment remains firm, particularly in DSV, which today holds approximately 6% global market share according to company information,” he added.
Dividend increase announced
The company’s board recommended distributing AED 0.028 per share in cash dividends during 2026, representing a 22 percent increase compared with the dividend distributed in 2025 on a per-share basis.
Excluding treasury shares, the total dividend distribution planned for 2026 will amount to approximately AED 555 million, or about $150 million.
Half of this amount, equivalent to $75 million, relates to FY 2025 earnings and will be submitted to the company’s General Assembly for approval. The remaining $75 million is expected to be paid as interim dividends during 2026, subject to board approval and company performance.
Strong performance from aviation services segment
Agility highlighted the performance of its aviation services subsidiary, Menzies Aviation, which delivered strong growth during 2025.
Menzies Aviation reported revenue of $3 billion, representing a 16.1 percent increase, while EBIT rose 8.1 percent to $203 million.
The reported figures include one-off costs linked mainly to the acquisition and integration of U.S.-based G2 Secure Staff. Excluding these items, adjusted EBIT would have reached $249 million, representing a 33 percent increase year-on-year.
During the year, Menzies completed the $305 million acquisition of G2 Secure Staff, significantly expanding its presence in the United States, the world’s largest aviation market.
The company also secured one of two ground handling licenses for passenger and ramp services at the new Terminal One at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.
In total, Menzies expanded its global network by adding operations at 63 additional airports during the year, further strengthening its position as the world’s largest aviation services company by geographic footprint.
Agility noted that despite the closure of Menzies’ operations at Kuwait International Airport, effective February 2026, other regions delivered strong growth, particularly in South-Western and Eastern Europe, Australia, Southeast Asia and India.
The group said continued investment in safety standards, operational systems and workforce development will support the long-term growth of the aviation services business.
