Emaar Development PJSC

The build-to-sell developer behind Emaar's UAE communities — from Emirates Living and Downtown Dubai to The Oasis, Rashid Yachts & Marina and Grand Polo Club and Resort.

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01 — The company

What this entity does.

Emaar Development PJSC develops residential and commercial build-to-sell assets in the United Arab Emirates.

The communities it has created include Emirates Living, Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Arabian Ranches, Dubai Creek Harbour, Dubai Hills Estate, Emaar South, Rashid Yachts & Marina, The Valley, The Oasis, Emaar Beachfront and Grand Polo Club and Resort.

A globally renowned force in real estate that truly enhances the lives of those who inhabit our spaces.

Emaar Development PJSC

Stated vision

02 — The numbers

The figures, and where each one comes from.

Every figure carries its own source line. Nothing below is an estimate, and nothing is carried across from another Emaar entity.

AED 22.4 Bn: Total property sales for H1 2026, including joint ventures and joint development agreements. USD 6.1 Bn.As published on Emaar's investor relations pages for H1 2026
AED 127.7 Bn: Revenue backlog as at 30 June 2026. USD 34.8 Bn.As published on Emaar's investor relations pages for H1 2026
AED 6.7 Bn: Net profit for H1 2026. USD 1.8 Bn.As published on Emaar's investor relations pages for H1 2026
84,000+: Residential units delivered since 2002.As disclosed by Emaar Development

03 — Credit ratings

Credit ratings.

Not published for this entity

Credit ratings are published for Emaar Properties PJSC, not separately for Emaar Development PJSC. The Emaar Properties ratings are on that entity's page.

04 — Shareholding

Shares and ownership.

Shares in issue: 4,000 million.
Market capitalisation: AED 38,920 million.
Permitted foreign investment: 49%.

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an earnings-per-share figure of AED 0.95 appears on the live page labelled 2022, alongside H1 2026 metrics. A four-year-old EPS beside current results is either stale on the source page or mislabelled in capture, so it is deliberately omitted here rather than republished. Emaar must supply the current figure.

05 — Reports & governance