Dividends of the Middle East to observe in May 2025

Since the markets of the Middle East experience fluctuations, the VAE indices slightly decrease before the crucial US China trade talks, investors observe greatly how these developments will affect regional stocks. In this dynamic environment, dividend shares remain a focus for those who are looking for stability and regular income and offer potential resilience in the middle of market uncertainties.

name	Dividend yield	Dividend assessment
Turkiye Garrauti Bankasi (IBSE: Guerie)	4.34%	★★★★★ ☆
EMAAR properties PJSC (DFM: EMAAR)	7.49%	★★★★★ ☆
Anadolu Hayat Emereklilik Anonim Sirketi (Ibse: Anhyt)	7.40%	★★★★★ ☆
National Bank of Ras Al-Khaimah (PSC) (ADX: Rakbank)	7.31%	★★★★★ ☆
Riad Bank (SASE: 1010)	6.12%	★★★★★ ☆
Arab National Bank (SASE: 1080)	5.96%	★★★★★ ☆
Saudi National Bank (SASE: 1180)	5.71%	★★★★★ ☆
Saudi Awwal Bank (SASE: 1060)	5.85%	★★★★★ ☆
Delek group (TASE: DLEKG)	8.68%	★★★★★ ☆
Commercial Bank of Dubai PSC (DFM: CBD)	6.11%	★★★★★ ☆

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Let us check some remarkable selection from our shielded stocks.

Simply wall st dividend rating: ★★★★ ☆itch

Overview: Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank PJSC offers bank, financing and investment services in the United Arab Emirates, in the Middle East and International with a market capitalization of AED71.55 billion.

Operations: The Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank PJSC achieves income from several segments, including global retail banks (5.29 billion AED), global wholesale (AED1.79 billion AED), Associates & subsidiaries (AED1.48 billion), Treasury (AED257.90 million).

Dividend yield: 4.2%

The Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank PJSC recorded a net result of 1.62 billion quarter in the first quarter of 2025, which contradicts strong profit growth. Despite a low dividend yield of 4.24% compared to the top regional payers, the bank's dividends are covered by a result with a sustainable distribution rate of 53.3%. However, the dividend history has been shaped by volatility and unreliability in the past ten years, together with concerns with regard to high non -performance loans at 3.3%.

ADX: AdiB dividend history as in May 2025

Simply wall st dividend rating: ★★★★ ☆itch

Overview: Enka Inselat Ve Sanayi as a construction company acts together with its subsidiaries as construction companies in Turkey, Russia, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Europe and International with a market capitalization of Try398.96 billion.

Operations: Enka Inseat Ve Sanayi as income from several segments, including trade (Try9.14 billion), energy (Try10.74 billion), real estate leasing (Try11 billion) and construction contracts (Try73.91 billion).

Dividend yield: 3.7%

Enka Inselat Ve Sanayi reported the turnover of $ 825.07 million in the first quarter of 2025, with net income decreasing to $ 106.75 million compared to the previous year. The company announced a Try 2 dividend per share for April 2025, but the distribution with a high cash payment shows that dividends are not well covered by the Free Cashflow. Although Enka's dividends belonged to Turkey among the top dividend payers, they have been volatile and unreliable in the past ten years, although profit growth in the past year was robust.

IBSE: Enkai dividend history as in May 2025

Simply wall st dividend rating: ★★★★★ ☆

Overview: Delek Group Ltd. is an energy company that is involved in exploration, development, production and marketing of oil and gas in both Israel and internationally with a market capitalization of $ 10.85 billion.

Operations: Delek Group's sales segments include the development and production of oil and gas systems in the North Sea, which generate 7.33 billion US dollars, as well as the exploration and gas disposal of oil and gas in Israel and its surroundings, which have contributed 3.66 billion ₪.

Dividend yield: 8.7%

The Delek Group dividend yield is one of the top returns in Israel, supported by a sustainable distribution rate of 70.4% profit and 37.6% cash flows. Despite the trade under the estimated atmosphere, Delek's dividends have been volatile in the past ten years, which reflects an unstable track balance. The latest funds show a decline in sales to ILS 11.96 billion and the net result for 1.40 billion ILS for 2024 and a share buyback program worth up to 105 million by December 2025.

TASE: DLEKG dividend history as in May 2025

This article by Simply Wall Street is a general nature. We offer comments based on historical data and analyst forecasts that only use an impartial methodology, and our articles are not intended as financial advice. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell shares, and does not take into account your goals or your financial situation. We would like to use a long -term focused analysis by basic data. Note that our analysis may not take into account the latest record -sensitive announcements or qualitative material. Simply Wall Street has no position in the stocks mentioned.

In this article, companies discussed include ADX: Adib Ibse: Enkai and Tasel: Dlekg.

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