Dana Gas profit 2025 reached $103 million during the first nine months, supported by strong gas output from Kurdistan’s Khor Mor field. The UAE-based company said profits declined slightly due to weaker production in Egypt and softer Brent prices.
Revenue for the period was AED 935 million ($255 million), compared to AED 1.048 billion ($286 million) in 2024. The company said the 8% decline reflected lower Egyptian output and Brent averaging $71 per barrel, partly offset by higher gas prices under Egypt’s new deal.
Dana Gas profit 2025 benefited from the early completion of the KM250 expansion project, which added 250 million cubic feet of gas per day. The new capacity is expected to increase revenue by up to 35%.
The company also began developing the nearby Chemchemal gas field under a $160 million plan to boost future production.
Despite repeated attacks on Khor Mor by Iran-linked militias, operations remain stable. Dana Gas profit 2025 demonstrates resilience and strong performance in Iraq’s growing gas sector.