ADNOC Logistics & Services has highlighted strong safety performance alongside operational resilience, as shareholders approved key resolutions at its annual general meeting, including a final dividend payout.
While the company reported robust financial results, its focus on health, safety and environment (HSE) performance stood out as a central pillar of its operations. ADNOC L&S confirmed that recent regional developments have not disrupted its global activities, with all divisions continuing to operate safely and efficiently.
The company noted that it remains in close coordination with authorities and stakeholders to safeguard personnel and ensure uninterrupted operations. This approach is supported by established contingency planning and business continuity frameworks designed to mitigate risk across its logistics network.
A key indicator of its safety progress is the significant improvement in its total recordable incident rate (TRIR), which declined to 0.09 per million manhours worked by the end of 2025. This represents a 50% year-on-year improvement, achieved despite a substantial rise in overall workforce activity. The performance places ADNOC L&S among the leading companies in its sector for safety standards.
Leadership emphasised that maintaining a strong safety culture is integral to operational excellence. The company continues to embed HSE practices across all activities, supported by training, monitoring and the adoption of advanced technologies.
Digital innovation is playing an increasing role in enhancing safety outcomes. ADNOC L&S has integrated artificial intelligence and data-driven systems into its operations, enabling faster decision-making and improved risk management. Its Smart Port Solution, for example, has streamlined vessel handling processes while reducing operational exposure, contributing to safer and more efficient port activities.
In parallel, the company is investing in modern, energy-efficient vessels, including LNG and ethane carriers, which are designed to meet higher safety and environmental standards. These assets support both operational reliability and the company’s longer-term decarbonisation goals.
Beyond safety, ADNOC L&S delivered strong financial growth in 2025, supported by market demand and strategic expansion. However, the company reiterated that safe and reliable operations remain the foundation of its performance and future growth.
Looking ahead, ADNOC L&S confirmed it will continue prioritising workforce safety, operational integrity and risk management as it expands its global footprint, ensuring that safety remains embedded at every stage of its logistics value chain.
