By: Logistics Middle east

Agility Global PLC reported solid financial growth for the financial year ending December 31, 2025, with revenue rising 12.5% to $5.1bn and EBIT increasing 37.8% to $557m, reflecting strong operational performance across its diversified logistics and infrastructure portfolio.

The company recorded net profit of $240m, equivalent to 2.45 cents per share, compared with $128m in the previous year. Total assets reached $13.4bn, an increase of 14% year on year, highlighting the scale of the group’s global investment platform.

Adjusted EBITDA reached $757m while adjusted net profit rose 29.1% to $134m after excluding nonrecurring items including real estate revaluation gains and acquisition related costs associated with the integration of G2 Secure Staff.

Menzies Aviation expansion

Aviation services subsidiary Menzies Aviation delivered strong growth during the year, with revenue increasing 16.1% to $3bn and reported EBIT rising 8.1% to $203m.

During 2025, Menzies added 63 airports to its operational footprint and completed the $305m acquisition of U.S.-based ground handling company G2 Secure Staff.

The transaction significantly expanded Menzies’ presence in the United States, the world’s largest aviation market, effectively doubling the company’s operational reach in the country.

Menzies was also awarded one of two ground handling licenses for passenger and ramp services at the new Terminal One development at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York.

Despite concluding operations at Kuwait International Airport in early 2026, the aviation services business continued to record resilient growth across regions including South Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Australia, Southeast Asia and India.

Logistics infrastructure

Agility’s energy logistics subsidiary Tristar delivered stable operational performance during the year, with revenue rising 14.4% to $1.4bn while EBITDA remained broadly stable at $257m.

The business expanded its operational platform through strategic investments including new airport fuel infrastructure in East Africa and the deployment of next generation maritime assets such as the region’s first hybrid electric barge.

Meanwhile, industrial real estate platform Agility Logistics Parks continued to scale its development pipeline, delivering 226,000 sqm of new warehousing capacity across Saudi Arabia during 2025. The expansion lifted the platform’s exit run rate to approximately $86m by year end.

Demand for Grade A logistics facilities remained strong across the Kingdom as industrial diversification initiatives and supply chain localization policies continued to drive warehouse utilization.

Investment portfolio and dividend increase

Agility’s investment portfolio carried a value of approximately $5.8bn at the end of 2025, anchored by its 8.2% stake in global freight forwarder DSV and its investment in Reem Mall in Abu Dhabi.
The board recommended distributing $150m in dividends during 2026, representing a 22% increase on a per share basis compared with the previous year.

Agility said its diversified operating businesses and global geographic footprint position the company to continue generating long term value while navigating evolving global market conditions.