Abu Dhabi-based artificial intelligence firm Presight has demonstrated exceptional financial performance throughout 2025, reporting substantial revenue growth and significant international market penetration. The company’s latest financial disclosures reveal a remarkable 36.9% year-over-year revenue increase, reaching Dh3.03 billion, surpassing analyst projections and establishing new benchmarks in the AI solutions sector.
The fourth quarter of 2025 emerged as Presight’s strongest final-quarter performance to date, generating Dh1.29 billion in revenue—a 23.6% increase compared to the same period in 2024. EBITDA showed robust growth at 23.5%, totaling Dh785 million annually, while net profit reached Dh665.5 million despite the full implementation of the UAE’s revised corporate tax structure. Without the tax impact, profit growth would have reached 16.7% rather than the reported 8.6%.
International expansion has become a cornerstone of Presight’s growth strategy, with non-UAE revenue more than doubling to Dh1.17 billion—accounting for nearly 39% of total annual revenue compared to just 23% in 2024. The fourth quarter saw international markets contribute almost half of total revenue, demonstrating rapidly accelerating global demand for sovereign AI solutions. Major multi-year deployments are currently advancing in Jordan, Kazakhstan, and Albania, reflecting the company’s strategic focus on emerging markets.
His Excellency Dr. Sultan Al Jaber, Presight’s Chairman, emphasized that the company’s performance reflects the UAE’s commitment to establishing intelligence as critical national infrastructure. CEO Thomas Pramotedham highlighted twelve consecutive quarters of growth since the company’s 2023 initial public offering, underscoring Presight’s capacity to deliver intelligence-led infrastructure at scale while maintaining responsible global expansion.
The company’s order intake remained strong throughout 2025, with Dh3.4 billion in new contracts signed and an equivalent amount recorded as year-end backlog—representing a 13% annual increase and an 85% growth over three years. Presight concluded the year with no debt, strengthening its position to invest in innovation, talent development, and strategic expansion initiatives. Subsidiary AIQ contributed significantly to this success, particularly within the energy sector.
Based on this performance, Presight has elevated its medium-term guidance through 2029, projecting revenue compound annual growth of 20-25%, EBITDA growth of 23-28%, and profit after tax growth of 21-26%. These targets are supported by the company’s expanding contract backlog, diversified global presence, and robust innovation pipeline.