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Robust outlook for the UAE energy/technology sectors
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Robust outlook for the UAE energy/technology sectors
MENA Energy | MENA Technology
EQUITY RESEARCH Industry Report
July 15, 2026
Robust outlook for the UAE energy/technology
Research Analysts: sectors
Scott Darling
+971 52 699 0785 We expect our covered MENA energy/technology companies to deliver
scott.darling@cantor.com
robust q/q and y/y earnings momentum on average, when the 2Q26
reporting season starts later this month with Emirates Mobility. Heading
into earnings season, we see the potential for positive earnings surprises
from ADNOC Distribution, ADNOC Gas, ADNOC L&S and Fertiglobe. We
highlight our earnings expectations and the key watch points below.
ADNOC Distribution (ADNOCDIS UH, Overweight) – Largest ever inventory
gains? Strong Commercial and Aviation again. We forecast ADNOC
Distribution to deliver what could be its highest ever quarterly EBITDA
and net income, driven by strong commercial and aviation volumes and
margins, as well as large inventory gains. We expect the company to
maintain its FY26 new retail station and new EV charge point guidance.
ADNOC Drilling (ADNOCDRI UH, Overweight) – Solid returns; growth on
track. We forecast ADNOC Drilling to deliver EBITDA and net income flat q/
q and y/y. We expect the company to maintain its FY26 guidance.
ADNOC Gas (ADNOCGAS UH, Overweight) – Upside to FY26 guidance?
We forecast ADNOC Gas to deliver EBITDA and net income lower q/q and
y/y, driven by lower volumes, only partly offset by better pricing from all
segments. The company had previously guided net income in the range of
US$400-600m in 2Q26, assuming maritime operations return to a normal,
prior to the end of 2Q, see research. We believe the company may adjust
its FY26 guidance of net income in the range of US$3.5-4.0bn and expect
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