Dubai - Mubasher: Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company (du) confirmed that its network infrastructure, core systems, and customer channels are operating normally with full service availability across its mobile, fixed, and enterprise segments.

The company’s business continuity frameworks remain fully active to support operational readiness and proactive risk management, according to a press release.

The DFM-listed company affirmed plans to distribute 64 fils per share for 2025, of which 24 fils have already been distributed to shareholders.

Operating across the UAE, du currently serves around 9.70 million mobile subscribers and 735,000 fixed customers. Meanwhile, the demand for reliable connectivity services remains structurally supported by the essential nature of telecommunications and the ongoing digitalization of the economy.

Fahad Al Hassawi, the CEO of du, said: “Our priority remains ensuring uninterrupted connectivity and maintaining the resilience of our operations, while ensuring the safety of our people.”

“While we continue to monitor developments carefully, our business fundamentals remain robust, supported by a recurring revenue base, disciplined capital management and a strong liquidity position,” the CEO added.

Al Hassawi noted: “We remain committed to executing our strategic priorities, including investment in 5G, fiber infrastructure, enterprise digital solutions, fintech, and ICT, while maintaining a balanced and sustainable approach to our shareholder returns.”

As of the end of 2025, du reported AED 4.20 billion in available liquidity, including cash and undrawn committed facilities.

During 2025, du achieved a net profit after tax worth AED 2.90 billion, up year-on-year (YoY) from AED 2.48 billion.