- ADNOC Gas reported a Q2 profit that beats guidance, driven by strong domestic gas margins.
- ADNOC Gas expects to invest approximately $28 billion between 2026 and 2030 across four megaprojects, including Ruwais LNG, MERAM, Rich Gas Development, and Estidama, expected to generate $13.4 billion in In-Country Value.
- The board approved a quarterly dividend of $940 million, payable in September 2026, in line with its commitment to 5% annual dividend growth through 2030.
- ADNOC Gas is scaling AI and robotics across operations, including drones and inspection robots, which could cut inspection costs by up to 75% and complete certain inspections up to 15 times faster.
ADNOC Gas reported a robust second-quarter net income of $665 million, surpassing its guidance of $400 million to $600 million. This performance was attributed to strong domestic gas margins, despite a challenging operational environment.1
The company has made significant strides in its Rich Gas Development project, awarding contracts worth $8.2 billion for Phases 2 and 3. These contracts, awarded to Wison Engineering and Tecnimont, will enhance gas processing capabilities at the Habshan and Ruwais facilities.2
CEO Fatema Al Nuaimi emphasized that these developments mark a
“The company expects to invest $28 billion from 2026 to 2030 across four megaprojects, including Ruwais LNG, which could generate $13.4 billion in In-Country Value. It also approved a $940 million quarterly dividend payable in September, maintaining 5% annual dividend growth through 2030.”