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ADIB Launches AED 1.75bn Rights Issue to Fund Vision 2035 Growth

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ADIB Launches AED 1.75bn Rights Issue to Fund Vision 2035 Growth

Shareholders registered by the eligibility date of 2 November 2026 will receive one right for every 34.14 existing ADIB shares held. Each right entitles the holder to subscribe for one new share at AED 16.45, comprising a nominal value of AED 1.00 and a share premium of AED 15.45. That price represents a 28.8% discount to ADIB’s closing share price on 24 August 2026. Investors wishing to qualify must execute purchase orders on or before 29 October 2026 to allow for the two-day ADX settlement window.

Rights will trade on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) between 4 and 16 November 2026. The subscription period runs from 10 to 24 November, with new shares expected to begin trading on 18 December 2026. Shareholders who do not exercise their rights may sell them on-market during the trading window, though those who neither exercise nor sell will face percentage ownership dilution once the new shares are listed.

ADIB will act as sole receiving bank for the issue. Subscription channels include the ADX ePortal, participating ADIB branches and the ADIB Mobile App for existing digital banking customers.

Mohamed Abdelbary, group chief executive officer of ADIB, said the bank was entering its next growth phase from a position of strength, with the capital increase designed to pursue opportunities under Vision 2035 while maintaining a robust capital position.

The reference to Vision 2035 aligns the raise with Abu Dhabi’s broader economic diversification agenda, which has driven a sustained expansion in Islamic finance across the emirate.


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