Nisus Finance’s total income more than doubles to Dh54.24 million in FY26, backed by strong UAE operations
The company’s assets under management (AUM) grew 67 percent year-on-year to Dh1 billion or ₹26.31 billion, driven by investment activity across India and Dubai
Date: Dubai, UAE; June 17, 2026
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Nisus Finance’ total income jumps 109.61% to Dh54.24 million (US$14.78 million) in FY26;
Nisus Finance’s Profit After Tax jumped 108% to Dh26 million (US$7.10 million);
Its assets under management (AUM) grew 67% to Dh1 billion (US$275.81 million);
Its Dubai-focused AUM grew 223% to Dh583.24 million (US$158.92 million).
Nisus Finance Services Co Limited, a leading alternative investment and urban infrastructure platform, reported a 109.61 percent jump in its total income to Dh54.24 million (US$14.78 million or ₹1.41 billion) in the financial year ending March 31, 2026, up from Dh25.91 million (US$7.06 million or ₹673 million) in financial year ending March 31, 2025 with strong growth in the UAE market.
Its strong operational growth, platform expansion and sustained profitability come from the UAE operations despite temporary geopolitical disruptions during the fourth quarter.
Nisus Finance’s core business of fund management and transaction advisory reported a 108 percent jump in year-on-year Profit After Tax (PAT) at Dh26 million (US$7.10 million or ₹677.60 million), and Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Debt and Amortisation (EBITDA) of Dh37.14 million (US$10.12 million or ₹965 million) with EBITDA margins reaching 70.5 percent.
The company’s assets under management (AUM) grew 67 percent year-on-year to Dh1 billion (US$275.81 million or ₹26.31 billion), driven by investment activity across India and Dubai, strategic exits and continued traction in private credit and urban infrastructure opportunities.
Key Financial Highlights: Consolidated (Core Business, excluding NCCCL)

The fourth quarter saw a temporary moderation in revenue due to deferred investment activity linked to geopolitical developments in West Asia. However, the company stated that the impact was event driven and not structural in nature, with several India and UAE transactions expected to spill over in FY27.
In August 2025, Nisus Finance acquired a majority stake in New Consolidated Construction Company Limited (NCCCL), one of India’s oldest and most respected construction firms that accelerated its growth and expansion both in India and the UAE in later months.
Founded in 1946, NCCCL is among India’s longest-running Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) companies, with a track record spanning nearly eight decades. Over the years, it has delivered more than 200 million square feet of projects across residential, commercial, IT parks, hospitals, industrial facilities, and data centres. With an active order book valued at over Dh1.15 billion, the company has consistently worked with some of the most prominent developers and corporations in India.
On a consolidated basis, including NCCCL, Nisus Finance reported total income of Dh220.82 million (US$60.17 million or ₹5.74 billion) and Profit After Tax of Dh31.96 million (US$8.71 million or ₹830.8 million) for FY26.
Key Financial Highlights: Consolidated (Including NCCCL)














