Salik is funding a transportation bus for students of determination at Dubai’s Al Noor Training Centre. The initiative removes a financial barrier for families, ensuring consistent access to the Centre’s educational and developmental programs. This reflects Salik’s commitment to community support through targeted initiatives.
Salik and TransCore renew their five-year strategic partnership to advance tolling infrastructure and technological innovation. The agreement, signed by Ibrahim Al Haddad (Salik CEO) and Whitt Hall (TransCore CEO), includes collaboration between officials from both companies. The partnership aims to enhance operational efficiency and modernize transportation systems in the region.
Salik reports **AED 1.41 billion in revenue** and **AED 704 million in net profit** for the first half of 2026, achieving a **49.9% profit margin**. The company attributes its performance to Dubai’s economic growth, strong infrastructure, and disciplined financial management under the leadership of Chairman Mattar Al Tayer.
Salik introduces a 5% VAT on toll tariffs beginning June 1, 2026, aligning with UAE regulations. The company maintains its focus on smart mobility solutions, expanding digital services to improve traffic efficiency and user experience in Dubai. Salik’s initiatives support Dubai’s vision as a global leader in sustainable urban transportation.
