Abu Dhabi-based investment firm 2PointZero Group reported Dh7 billion in revenue for 2025, marking a 311 percent year-on-year increase. The growth was driven by strategic acquisitions, foreign direct investment inflows, and portfolio expansion across multiple sectors.
The group also posted Dh3.6 billion in net profit since the consolidation last month. According to CEO Samia Bouazza, net profit would have reached Dh9 billion had the consolidation been completed in January 2025.
Tendam Acquisition Drives Revenue Surge
A key driver of 2PointZero Group’s growth was its July 2025 acquisition of a 67.9 percent majority stake in Spanish fashion retailer Tendam. The deal significantly expanded the group’s global retail presence and materially boosted overall performance.
Formerly known as Multiply Group, 2PointZero was formed through the consolidation of 2PointZero, Ghitha Holding, and Multiply Group. The group now operates in 85 countries, managing Dh134 billion in total assets across energy, mobility, media, wellness, and consumer sectors.
Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) reached Dh3 billion, with pro forma EBITDA hitting Dh9 billion.
“I believe next year will be even stronger because this is a pro forma of this year,” Bouazza said.
Strong Asset Base and Market Position
As of December 31, 2025, 2PointZero Group held total assets of Dh134 billion, while investments and other income reached Dh1.5 billion.
The group operates under International Holding Company and has been listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange since December 2021. It currently commands a market capitalisation of Dh78 billion. Following the earnings announcement, shares closed at Dh2.27.
Expansion Strategy Across International Markets
The group continues to expand globally, pursuing a disciplined acquisition strategy that prioritises digitisation and artificial intelligence readiness.
Bouazza emphasised that potential targets must demonstrate digital maturity before acquisition. Companies lacking AI integration or data digitisation fail the group’s cultural and operational screening process.
In Asia, 2PointZero is partnering to launch a large renewable energy platform in India. Meanwhile, in Europe, it strengthened its industrial footprint by acquiring a 60.8 percent stake in Italy-based ISEM Packaging Group, which operates 11 manufacturing plants across Italy and Spain.
The group also secured Foreign Subsidies Regulation approval from the European Commission, joining a select group of UAE firms, including E& and ADNOC.
Bouazza highlighted improving borrowing conditions in Europe and broader deregulation trends, while reaffirming the group’s continued focus on opportunities across Africa, including Zambia, Congo, and Egypt.
Outlook
With a diversified portfolio, strong asset base, and a clear digital-first acquisition strategy, 2PointZero Group positions itself for continued expansion. The 311 percent revenue increase marks a significant milestone in its transformation into a global investment platform anchored in scale, discipline, and technology integration.
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Samia Abouazza, CEO of 2PointZero Group
