September24 , 2026

    Global Expansion Lifts AD Ports’ Portfolio to 36 Assets

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    AD Ports Group has expanded its global footprint to 36 ports and terminals, marking a major milestone in the company’s international growth strategy.

    The expansion reflects a series of acquisitions, new concessions and strategic partnerships across key trade corridors in the Middle East, Europe, Africa and Asia. The move strengthens AD Ports’ position as an integrated trade, transport and logistics enabler with a diversified portfolio spanning container terminals, multipurpose ports and industrial zones.

    Company officials said the enlarged network enhances connectivity between regional and global markets, supporting cargo flows across energy, bulk, containerised and Ro-Ro segments. By leveraging its integrated business model, AD Ports aims to offer end-to-end solutions combining ports, maritime services, logistics, and economic cities and free zones.

    The portfolio growth aligns with Abu Dhabi’s broader economic diversification objectives and reinforces the emirate’s role as a global trade hub. Recent international investments have focused on high-growth markets and strategic maritime chokepoints, enabling the group to tap into expanding trade volumes and supply chain realignments.

    With 36 operational assets now under its umbrella, AD Ports Group said it remains committed to pursuing value-accretive opportunities, digital innovation and sustainable port development to drive long-term growth and resilience.