Supported by continued issuance activity from regional and international entities, and the global investor appetite for Sharia-compliant debt instruments, the total value of debt instruments listed on both the Dubai Financial Market and Nasdaq Dubai reached approximately $150.9 billion by the end of 2025, of which $146.1 billion was on Nasdaq Dubai alone.
According to the statement, the sukuk market on Nasdaq Dubai has witnessed remarkable growth over the past decade, with the total value of outstanding sukuk increasing nearly eightfold since 2013, from $12.6 billion to more than $100 billion.
Since its inception, Nasdaq Dubai has hosted cumulative bond and sukuk issuances exceeding $245 billion, of which $177 billion were sukuk.
During 2025, the exchange witnessed new listings of debt instruments worth $30.6 billion across 60 issuances, while the total value of debt instruments related to sustainability, environmental, social and corporate governance standards reached more than $30 billion across 41 issuances by the end of the year.
