Employees & Salary Summary

• Abu Dhabi dominates with 377,688 employees - representing approximately 78% of the total workforce across all six emirates shown.
• Massive disparity between emirates - Abu Dhabi has 10x more employees than Sharjah (2nd place with 39,508) and over 400x more than the smallest emirates.
• Dubai ranks only third with 23,487 employees - surprisingly lower than Sharjah, suggesting this data may represent a specific sector rather than overall employment across the UAE.

Performance by Region Summary

• Abu Dhabi dominates with $1,146.7M median revenue - nearly 3x higher than the second-ranked emirate and over 10x higher than the lowest.
• Dubai ranks third at $245.04M - surprisingly behind both Abu Dhabi and Fujairah ($365.7M), generating only about 21% of Abu Dhabi's median revenue.

Revenue vs. Cost Summary

• Top 3 Best Performing Industries (by Revenue):

  1. Industrials - ~$25,000M revenue
     • Note: Highest revenue generator with excellent cost-to-revenue efficiency at slope of 1.16x, meaning every dollar of cost generates $1.16 in revenue
  2. Energy - ~$20,000M revenue
     • Note: Second highest performer with the steepest growth slope (1.43x), indicating superior profit margins and the best cost efficiency among all sectors
  3. Consumer Discretionary - ~$10,000M revenue
     • Note: Third position with solid efficiency (slope 1.07x), demonstrating consistent and predictable cost-to-revenue performance

Enterprise Ranking Summary

• Top 4 Enterprises by Total Revenue:

  1. International Holding Company - ~$25,500M
     • Note: Clear revenue leader, significantly outpacing all other enterprises
  2. ADNOC Gas PLC - ~$19,500M
     • Note: Second position in energy sector, approximately 76% of top performer's revenue
  3. Alpha Dhabi Holding PJSC - ~$18,000M
     • Note: Third place with strong performance, closely trailing ADNOC Gas
  4. Emirates Telecommunications - ~$16,000M
     • Note: Fourth position in telecom sector, maintaining solid distance from 5th place