Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) has confirmed it mobilised and facilitated AED 20.3 billion (USD 5.53 billion) in sustainable finance by the conclusion of 2025. This performance represents a significant year of execution for the lender and reinforces its long-term pledge to deploy a total of AED 60 billion (USD 16.34 billion) in sustainable financing by 2030.
The bank’s results highlight its expanding role as a strategic partner for governments, financial institutions, and corporations across the UAE and the broader region. ADIB has been instrumental in structuring several landmark transactions, ranging from large-scale renewable energy project financings to sustainability-linked facilities for financial institutions. Additionally, the bank has been active in the debt capital markets, providing Sharia-compliant sustainable sukuk solutions for clients seeking to align their funding with environmental and social goals.
This momentum is guided by ADIB’s sustainable finance framework, which dictates the identification and reporting of green and social transactions. By embedding ESG principles into its core financing activities, the bank aims to support regional energy transitions and national sustainability agendas while maintaining disciplined risk management.
Reaching the AED 20 billion mark in a single year serves as a major step toward the bank’s 2030 target and solidifies its standing as a prominent Islamic sustainable finance provider in the Middle East.
