Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) has announced that it mobilised and facilitated AED 20.3 billion in sustainable finance by the end of 2025, marking strong execution progress toward its target of deploying AED 60 billion in sustainable finance by 2030. The milestone reinforces the bank’s role as a key partner in advancing climate action, supporting the energy transition, and delivering environmental and social impact across the UAE and the wider region.
During the year, ADIB played a significant role in structuring and participating in a range of major sustainable finance transactions. These included large-scale project financings for renewable energy developments, sustainability-linked facilities for financial institutions, and debt capital market transactions in the sustainable sukuk segment. The bank also supported syndicated and bilateral financings for solar energy projects, social finance initiatives, and sustainability-linked structures for leading regional investment entities.
The bank’s diversified approach enabled it to deliver sustainable finance solutions across sectors such as renewable energy, real estate, healthcare, and financial services. This broad engagement highlights ADIB’s capability to support ESG-aligned growth while meeting the demand for Sharia-compliant funding solutions across the region.
ADIB stated that mobilising over AED 20 billion in sustainable finance in 2025 represents a significant step toward its 2030 target, reflecting both strong market momentum and its strategic commitment to embedding ESG principles across its financing activities.
The bank’s sustainable finance framework continues to guide the identification, structuring, and reporting of eligible green, social, and sustainability-linked transactions. ADIB remains focused on supporting clients in aligning their funding strategies with national and regional sustainability agendas, while maintaining disciplined execution and robust risk management practices.
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