Dubai Investment Fund (DIF) Fixed Operating Income Growth of 27 Percent for 2021 Financial Year

The Dubai Investment Fund (DIF) fixed growth in operating income of AED 14.3 billion ($3.8 billion) in 2021. It is a gain of almost 27 percent which is comparable to the amount the company recorded the previous year. 

An analysis of the company’s financial performance shows that such a gain is an explanation for an increase in the prices of commodities. It also includes all the profits from industries that are unrelated to the production of oil. Conducted analysis of the company’s financial results also implies significance.

The gains from real estate investments and projects in the ESG and AI industries helped to reorganize financial discipline control. It also greatly balanced the risk. These gains also contributed to the total income created.

The total income of the DIF in 2021 was AED 180.7 billion. Which is equivalent to $49.2 billion, representing an increase of 4.25 percent in comparison to the previous year. At the end of the year, the total assets held by DIF were valued at AED 1,184.6 billion ($322.2 billion). While its entire equity amounted to AED 878.1 billion ($231.1 billion).

An analysis shows that the company maintains its dedication to the investigation of potentially productive collaborations. Furthermore, it also includes expansions across a wide range of cutting-edge sectors. Based on their historical financial data and management decisions, it seems that the company was able to swiftly navigate through difficult periods in the global economy primarily due to a strong focus on developing technologies and performing risk management evaluations for the investments of its stakeholders.

DIF – one of the largest asset management firm

Established in 2001, the Dubai Investment Fund (DIF) is among the largest investment and asset management firms in the United Arab Emirates in terms of assets under management. It has over 7300 customers spread out over 61 countries, and its assets under management (AUM) amount to more than 320 billion USD. The company has its roots in Dubai, but it is now present in 17 other countries throughout the world.

Recently it became known that the company has expanded its global presence to Cyprus, the Czech Republic, and New Zealand. It also has plans to invest in niobium mining in Brazil and Nigeria. 

On the international scene right now, we are witnessing the reappearance of a growing number of economic troubles. In light of the current state of the market, investors are frantically searching for safe havens where they may store their money until the economy recovers from its current slump, and there is a hope that many investors will avoid what the CEO of JPMorgan Chase refers to as «more pain to come.»