2PointZero’s latest earnings report shows Dh7.7 billion in profit for the first six months of 2026. That’s a pretty solid number. Where’d it come from? Well, their regular business operations kicked in Dh2.2 billion. The rest came from gains on investments, especially their stakes in SpaceX and Anthropic. Revenue hit Dh21.9 billion overall, up 114% year over year.
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They don’t just sit around. The company runs actual businesses. They invested in African finance operations. They own packaging companies in Europe. There’s the Tendam merger that brought everything together. Each piece contributes something to the revenue pie. Their profit margin sits around 29%. When you look at their earnings without the one time stuff, they hit Dh5 billion in adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation.
That profit number jumped 2,301% compared to last year. Sounds crazy, right? But here’s the reality. A big chunk came from selling their TAQA stake. They owned 7.29% of Abu Dhabi National Energy Company and sold it to Abu Dhabi Power in June. That generated real gains. Then there’s the investment portfolio. SpaceX and Anthropic holdings appreciated. These are one time wins, not recurring business income.
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About 10% of their staff are AI systems now. Not robots walking around. Software tools embedded in operations. They handle the repetitive stuff. They help with decision making. The company says this helped them cut costs and work faster. It’s a real world example of how companies are using AI today.
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End of June, they had Dh13.7 billion in cash. Debt to equity ratio was 0.32. That’s a comfortable position. CEO Samia Bouazza pointed this out in earnings. When you’ve got cash sitting around, you can move fast when deals show up. You don’t get forced to sell things at bad prices.
ePointZero, their North American energy arm, just bought Traverse Midstream Partners for $2.25 billion. Biggest energy deal they’ve done. In Italy, they grabbed a controlling stake in ISEM Packaging Group for Dh704 million. That’s their packaging play. Africa got Baobab Group added to their financial services holdings. And there’s a joint venture with Adani Enterprises for an $11.5 billion aluminium project in India, split 50/50.
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What was 2PointZero’s profit in H1 2026?
Dh7.7 billion in net profit.
Which tech companies did they invest in?
SpaceX and Anthropic were major holdings that generated gains.
What was their total revenue?
Dh21.9 billion for the first half.
What happened with TAQA?
They sold their 7.29% stake to Abu Dhabi Power, generating significant gains and freeing up capital.
How are they using AI?
About 10% of their workforce consists of AI systems helping with operations and decision making.
How much cash do they have?
Dh13.7 billion in cash reserves.
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