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Tecom Group PJSC, a leading Dubai-based developer and operator of specialised business districts, has announced impressive financial results for the first nine months of 2025. The company reported a net profit of Dh1.1 billion, marking an 18% year-on-year increase. This growth was fueled by higher occupancy rates, increased rental income, and strategic portfolio expansion. Revenue for the period surged by 20% to Dh2.1 billion, while EBITDA rose to Dh1.7 billion, maintaining a robust margin of 79%. Funds from operations also grew by 16%, reaching Dh1.5 billion. The Group’s operational performance was strong across its Commercial, Industrial, and Land Lease segments. Commercial and Industrial assets achieved a 96% occupancy rate, up 2% from the previous year, while Land Lease occupancy jumped 8% to 98%. Abdulla Belhoul, CEO of Tecom Group, attributed the success to the company’s agility in navigating market dynamics and its disciplined focus on delivering customer value. He highlighted the Dh4.3 billion strategic expansion plan and Dubai’s appeal as a top destination for Greenfield FDI projects as key drivers of momentum. In Q3 2025 alone, Tecom Group generated Dh724 million in revenue, a 19% year-on-year increase, with net profit rising 10% to Dh373 million. EBITDA for the quarter reached Dh563 million, up 13% from the same period last year. A significant milestone was the Dh1.6 billion acquisition of 138 land plots in Dubai Industrial City, adding 33 million sq.ft. to its portfolio. This expansion increased the Group’s total Land Lease holdings to over 209 million sq.ft., solidifying Dubai Industrial City’s position as a hub for manufacturing and logistics. The acquisition aligns with national initiatives such as Operation 300bn, Make it in the Emirates, and the Dubai Economic Agenda ‘D33’, which aim to accelerate industrial growth in the UAE. Additionally, Tecom concluded its dividend policy with a final Dh400 million payout for H1 2025, bringing the total dividends over three years to Dh2.4 billion, in line with its commitment to shareholder returns following its 2022 listing.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS), a Massachusetts-based fusion energy startup, has successfully raised $863 million (Dh3.17 billion) in its Series B2 funding round, marking one of the largest deep tech clean energy investments outside the AI sector. The funding round attracted a diverse array of strategic investors, including tech giants like Google and NVIDIA, as well as major international banks and energy companies from Japan, Korea, Europe, and the UAE. This significant financial boost underscores the growing global interest in energy innovation, particularly at the intersection of AI and clean energy. CFS, a spin-off from MIT, is currently constructing its Sparc facility in Devens, Massachusetts, with supply chain partners from over 30 countries. The project, which is 70% complete, aims to demonstrate net energy gain—producing more power than it consumes—within the next two years. CFS’s approach combines proven Tokamak science with cutting-edge high-field magnets, which are now being mass-produced and installed in the Sparc facility. Fusion energy, which replicates the reaction powering stars, promises a future of abundant, clean, and dispatchable power. It offers energy independence by decoupling power generation from natural resources, making it ideal for urban centers and regions with limited land. CFS Co-Founder and CEO Bob Mumgaard highlighted the relevance of fusion energy to AI, which demands constant, high-volume energy. ‘AI is the fastest-growing energy consumer. Fusion pairs well with its needs—technically and philosophically,’ he said. Mumgaard also praised the UAE for its strategic vision and execution in energy infrastructure, from nuclear power to AI-driven innovation. ‘Energy is prosperity, and prosperity is change. The UAE understands this deeply and is well-positioned to lead the energy transition,’ he noted. With Sparc nearing completion and commercial fusion power on the horizon, CFS is not just chasing scientific milestones—it’s building the future of energy. The next step involves selling electricity from fusion, turning science fiction into reality.

A consortium led by Aljomaih Energy and Water, in collaboration with Buhur Investment Company and Nesma Group, has successfully achieved financial closure for the Jubail–Buraydah Independent Water Transmission Pipeline Project. The project, valued at SAR 8.5 billion ($2.26 billion), marks a significant milestone in Saudi Arabia’s efforts to enhance its water infrastructure. The financial close follows the signing of the Water Transmission Agreement between the project company, Stream Water Transmission Company, and the Saudi Water Partnership Company (SWPC). The ownership structure of the project is divided among Aljomaih Energy and Water (45%), Buhur Investment Company (35%), and Nesma Group (20%). The project, which will link the Eastern Province with the Qassim Region, is the Kingdom’s first independent water transmission initiative and features reverse pumping capabilities. Financing was secured through a consortium of prominent local and regional lenders, including Al Rajhi Bank, National Infrastructure Fund, and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, among others. The financing structure is entirely based on Islamic principles, a unique feature for projects of this scale. The Jubail–Buraydah project will transmit 650,000 cubic meters of desalinated water daily, supported by a storage capacity of 1,634,500 cubic meters, and will span 587 kilometers. Developed under a Build, Own, Operate, and Transfer (BOOT) model, the project has a 35-year concession period, with construction expected to be completed by 2029. Once operational, the project will serve over two million beneficiaries, providing a reliable and sustainable water source with an availability rate of up to 98%. The initiative aligns with Saudi Arabia’s National Water Strategy 2030 and Vision 2030 objectives, emphasizing long-term water security and infrastructure resilience. Key stakeholders, including Ibrahim Aljomaih, Eng. Adnan Buhuligah, and Faisal Alturki, highlighted the project’s strategic importance and the consortium’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and local content development.