Equity Story

Aramex is the market leader in integrated logistics and transportation solutions in the GCC and wider Middle East & Africa region. These markets benefit from structural growth trends.

With global operations in 65+ countries, Aramex facilitates global trade between our core markets in the Middle East, Africa, Oceania and main export hubs in the US, Europe and Asia.
Aramex has unparalleled infrastructure and geographic coverage of core markets. We are a leading integrated player providing an end-to-end transportation solution across express, contract logistics and freight forwarding.
Growth in the GCC countries is forecast to strengthen to 4.7 percent in 2025, with a similar outlook for the wider region according to the World Bank.
Aramex is growing faster than GDP in its core markets and is expected to sustain this positive trend.

The transformation of GCC and MEA markets as important ecommerce and trade hubs leads to an increase in both intra-regional commerce activity, as well as international cross-border activity. As brands and e-tailers grow into consumer markets in our regions, their supply chain requirements change.
These industry dynamics have redefined the way goods are being moved, stored, and fulfilled. We respond to these changes by providing an integrated and flexible end to end transportation solution across express, contract logistics and freight forwarding.
With an integrated business model, Aramex has a unique competitive advantage in its core markets. Aramex is investing in innovative products and services such as micro-fulfillment hubs and reverse logistics to further strengthened this competitive advantage.
To unlock more value from projected top line growth, Aramex is focused on operational excellence. Cost management strategies are focused on optimizing G&A while operational efficiency is driven by investment in automation of facilities and operations, and technologies such as route optimization and AI.

Aramex is led by an experienced management team with deep industry specialism.
Aramex has an engaged workforce, as measured by 80% participation in the annual Pulse Employee Survey and the 98% return to work rate after maternity leave.
Best Place to Work certified* in UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Strong balance sheet delivers 2.9x debt to EBITDA (incl. IFRS16) ratio, well below our bank covenants.
Expansion capex is focused on warehouse footprint, technology and decarbonization.
Selective M&A agenda that brings know-how, vertical specialization and / or market share to our business.

Aramex has good ESG scores from globally recognized institutions: S&P provided Aramex with an ESG score of 48 (compared to the industry average of 34) placing Aramex in the 73^rd percentile of the industry group for the year 2024. S&P also provided Aramex with a disclosure rate of 84% and a Very High data availability assessment relative to peers.
Committed to achieving net zero emissions targets by 2050. Key projects include driving increased EV adoption across our fleet as well as expanding our solar energy capabilities across our warehouses and facilities. Reducing GHG footprint through last mile efficiency remains a key priority and is driven by technology investments and data analytics that provide us with greater visibility for decision-making.
Aramex has good corporate practices: 97% employee compliance to Code of Conduct training.

65% of Group revenues come from Express and Domestic while 34% come from Freight and Contract Logistics and approximately 1% from other services; The international and domestic express products are driven by strong e-commerce fundamentals and GDP movements. Freight forwarding is exposed to industry rate fluctuations. Contract Logistics benefits from long term client contracts.
Our top customer accounts for less than 7% of group revenues, and geographically, 60% of the Group revenues are generated by markets in the Middle East and Africa, with the rest balanced across our international markets.