Qatar Aluminium Manufacturing Company (QAMCO), a 50 per cent joint venture partner in Qatar Aluminium Company (Qatalum), reported a net profit of QAR 768 million (USD 210.98 million) for the financial year of 2025, which ended on 31 December. The earnings per share (EPS) here stood at QAR 0.14 (USD 0.04). With the joint venture’s (JV) successful loan repayments across FY25 as well as its sustainability initiatives, the performance highlights QAMCO's resilient position in the industry. 

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In 2025, the global aluminium sector gradually stabilised after undergoing an initial volatile phase influenced by global trade shifts, energy cost pressures and macroeconomic uncertainty.

A strong demand was recorded from automotive, renewable energy and electrical applications, helping the consumption trends. Moderate production growth across primary regions and a steady drawdown in inventories secured market conditions, helping maintain healthy aluminium price levels despite geopolitical and cost pressures.

Steady operations and stable finances

Regarding the robust performance, Abdulrahman Ahmad Al-Shaibi, Chairman of QAMCO, remarked that "QAMCO's JV delivered a strong and well-executed performance in 2025, surpassing last year's results and highlighting the resilience of the business."

Al-Shaibi elaborated on the company’s strategy, stating, "Throughout the year, we continued to focus on operational excellence, cost optimisation, operational flexibility, safety, and sustainability. Our strong commitment to HSE has positioned the JV to consistently meet its health, environmental, and social responsibility targets.”

Throughout 2025, the JV made steady loan repayments in a planned manner, reducing massive debts and improving the balance sheet. This, as suggested by the company, reflected steady cash flow, financial discipline, and judicious capital allocation, which reinforced the JV's balance sheet, boosting its financial stability.

The JV also promoted its sustainability initiatives and advanced ESG objectives, cementing its resilience in business. "As we move forward, we will continue to build on this momentum to deliver sustained value and support the continued growth of our stakeholders' investment," Al-Shaibi mentioned.

QAMCO’s revenue and profit

QAMCO’s share of revenue from the JV increased year-on-year (Y-o-Y), supported by higher selling prices and a modest rise in sales volumes. These gains helped in handling higher operational costs owing to increased alumina prices and broader input-cost inflation.

Reduced finance costs post the JV's debt-optimising approaches and loan repayments further supported profitability. The company’s share of EBITDA improved, with margins strengthening in line with operational performance and favourable pricing conditions.

Compared to Q3 2025 financial performance, Q4 2025 reported an increase in net profit, channelised by improved selling prices and lower cost of goods sold, which counterbalanced the softer year-end demand. 

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