Presight AI Reports Strong Q3 2025 Performance, Driven by International Expansion and AI Innovation

Presight AI Holding Plc  has announced its financial and operational results for the third quarter of 2025, highlighting robust revenue growth, international expansion, and sustained operational momentum. For Q3, Presight posted revenue of AED 652.9 million, up 15.3% compared to the same period in 2024. EBITDA rose 14.4% to AED 131.8 million, while profit before tax increased 9.8% to AED 131.7 million. Net profit reached AED 110.3 million, reflecting a modest 1.1% increase after accounting for the UAE’s new 15% corporate tax rate.

For the first nine months of 2025, group revenue climbed 48.8% year-on-year to AED 1.74 billion, with organic growth of 25.1%. EBITDA grew 40.3% to AED 377.4 million, and net profit increased 12.1% to AED 320.0 million, driven by strong organic growth and a full nine-month contribution from AIQ, Presight’s majority-owned subsidiary. International markets contributed 46% of Q3 revenue, up from 14.3% in the prior-year period, fueled by multi-year deployments in Angola, Kazakhstan, and Jordan. AIQ also delivered AED 155.7 million in revenue and AED 24.0 million in EBITDA during the quarter, strengthening its position in the energy sector with its ENERGYai platform, the world’s first agentic AI solution for oil and gas companies.

Order intake for the quarter reached AED 684.7 million, maintaining a total backlog of AED 3.7 billion as of September 30, 2025. Year-to-date, Presight secured AED 2.44 billion in new orders, ending Q3 with AED 1.88 billion in cash and no debt, maintaining a strong balance sheet to fund growth and innovation.

In the UAE, Presight expanded collaboration with federal entities, signing agreements with the Abu Dhabi Department of Government Enablement to advance AI integration and with the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development to enhance the Procurement Support Digital Platform under the Abu Dhabi SME Champions initiative. A Strategic Cooperation Agreement with Abu Dhabi Police GHQ will deploy Presight’s AI-Policing Suite to enhance data-driven law enforcement. The Company also strengthened its role in the UAE financial ecosystem through a joint venture with the Central Bank to develop sovereign, AI-powered platforms and an MoU with the Emirates Institute of Finance Innovation Hub to promote responsible AI adoption in collaboration with HSBC, Al Maryah Community Bank, and Core42.

Internationally, Presight deepened its presence in Central Asia and the Caucasus with new agreements in Tajikistan and Azerbaijan and launched the Kazakhstan AI Hub in Astana to support national AI programs and data infrastructure. Strategic partnerships also expanded in financial technology, including collaboration with Dow Jones Factiva to co-develop AI-native risk and compliance solutions for financial institutions and regulators, with pilot deployments already underway.

Innovation remained central to the Company’s strategy, marked by the launch of Presight NewsPulse on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace and the USD 100 million Presight–Shorooq AI Fund targeting global AI startups. The inaugural Presight AI-Startup Accelerator Bootcamp showcased 10 international startups and generated over 70 qualified government and enterprise leads.

“Presight delivered a strong third-quarter performance, powered by our twin engines of growth through strengthened UAE partnerships and international expansion. This balanced approach positions Presight as the UAE’s trusted AI partner and a leading regional exporter of AI and digital transformation services. We continue to drive sustained growth, a healthy backlog, and long-term value creation for our stakeholders.”

– Thomas Pramotedham, CEO, Presight

After the quarter ended, Presight and AIQ signed additional MoUs with UAE federal authorities and industry partners, including the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology, UAE Public Prosecution, UAE Cyber Security Council, Khazna Data Centers, Dubai Taxi Company, and Emirates Nuclear Energy Company, to advance AI deployment in government, infrastructure, and mobility sectors. An MoU with Bahrain’s Nasser Centre for Science and Technology (NCST) promotes AI adoption across key sectors in the Kingdom.

At GITEX Global 2025, Presight signed eight MoUs and made 12 announcements, further solidifying its leadership in AI and digital transformation. Continued investment in Abu Dhabi’s AI infrastructure and cross-border technology collaborations reinforce Presight’s position as a regional and global AI innovator.