Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment Company’s assets grew 17% year-on-year in 2025, and its top executive says the sovereign wealth fund’s strategy of diversifying and investing in key growth assets keeps it resilient and able to weather ongoing regional and global challenges.
Mubadala ended 2025 with US$385 billion of assets under management and annualised five and ten-year returns exceeding 10%.
The wealth fund released the figures in a statement on April 13.
Some 42% of its assets are invested in private equity, 20% in public markets, 17% in real estate and infrastructure, 16% in alternatives, and 5% in credit.
The biggest share of assets, or 44%, is invested in North America, followed by 24% in the United Arab Emirates, 15% in Europe, and 13% in Asia Pacific. The rest of its assets are in Latin America and other markets.
According to Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, managing director and group CEO of Mubadala, the strong performance reflects the wealth fund’s long-term strategy to invest in key growth sectors in the UAE and abroad.
“That strategy and our portfolio performance over the last five and ten years means Mubadala remains resilient and well positioned to weather the current challenges facing the regional and global economy,” he says.
He says Mubadala bolstered its artificial intelligence capabilities in Abu Dhabi in 2025, “and continued to deploy capital underpinning the UAE’s vision of greater economic diversification. With our solid track record, we are confident we will emerge from these challenging times stronger than before”.
