Aramex Q3 results showcase adaptability to fluctuations

Aramex maintained AED 1.6 billion in revenues during the third quarter of 2025, supported by strong performance in Domestic Express Freight (5%), Freight Services (4%), and Logistics (16%). While demand for long-distance international express freight slowed, the company managed to sustain efficiency and cost control, reflecting the resilience of its diversified operations.

“The third quarter results reflect the strength and diversification of Aramex’s business model and our ability to adapt to rapid changes in markets,” said Nicolas Sibuyeh, Acting Group CEO of Aramex. “They also demonstrate how we are leveraging regional growth and continuing our transformation through the Accelerate 28 strategy.”

Adjusted EBITDA rose 9 per cent to AED 74 million, while adjusted net profit reached AED 27 million, signalling that the company’s focus on operational excellence is paying off even amid changing trade patterns.

Aramex’s growth in logistics and domestic freight highlights how regional networks are becoming increasingly important as trade flows shift. Investments in technology, streamlined operations, and local freight capabilities are helping the company handle higher volumes efficiently, while maintaining service quality across the Middle East. The results suggest that Aramex is well-positioned to capitalise on the expanding logistics and freight market in the region.