ADIB Mobilises AED 20.3B in Sustainable Finance in 2025, Advancing AED 60B 2030 Target

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) has reported mobilising and facilitating AED 20.3 billion in sustainable finance by the end of 2025, marking a significant year in its execution of ESG-focused financial initiatives. This performance positions the Bank on a clear trajectory to achieve its AED 60 billion sustainable finance target by 2030.

The Bank highlighted its role as a trusted partner for governments, financial institutions, and corporates in driving climate action, advancing the energy transition, and delivering tangible environmental and social impact across the UAE and the wider region.

In 2025, ADIB structured and participated in several high-profile sustainable finance transactions, including large-scale project financings for renewable energy developments, sustainability-linked facilities for financial institutions, and Sharia-compliant sustainable sukuk issuances. These transactions catered to both banks and corporates seeking environmentally and socially responsible funding solutions.

The Bank’s performance reflects strong market momentum and its strategic commitment to embedding ESG principles across its financing activities. ADIB’s sustainable finance framework continues to guide the identification, structuring, and reporting of eligible green, social, and sustainability-linked transactions, while supporting clients in aligning funding strategies with national and regional sustainability agendas.

Through disciplined execution and prudent risk management, ADIB reaffirmed its position as a leading Islamic sustainable finance partner in the UAE and the broader region.