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Financing, investments drive Jaiz Bank earnings to N31.04bn

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Jaiz Bank Plc posted a revenue of N31.04bn for the 2025 monetary 12 months, up from N23.48bn in 2024, pushed by increased earnings from financing and funding actions, the financial institution mentioned in its audited outcomes for the 12 months ended 31 December 2025.

Within the interval beneath assessment, revenue earlier than tax elevated to N31.39bn, from N24.44bn within the earlier 12 months, reflecting improved earnings technology throughout the financial institution’s core operations.

Gross earnings from financing and funding transactions climbed to N97.93bn, up from N76.41bn in 2024. Earnings from financing contracts rose to N45.92bn, whereas earnings from funding actions, largely pushed by sukuk investments, elevated to N52.01bn.

After impairment fees of N452.08m, internet earnings after provisions stood at N97.47bn, in contrast with N76.57bn within the prior 12 months. Returns paid to fairness funding account holders amounted to N26.86bn, leaving the financial institution’s share of earnings at N70.61bn.

Charges and fee earnings additionally improved through the 12 months, contributing to a complete earnings of N74.76bn, up from N61.76bn in 2024.

On the associated fee aspect, complete working bills rose to N43.37bn, from N37.31bn, pushed primarily by increased workers prices of N18.19bn and elevated different working bills of N22.88bn, reflecting enlargement in department community and enterprise actions.

Earnings tax expense declined considerably to N351.62m, in contrast with N960.62m within the earlier 12 months, supporting the expansion in revenue after tax.

Earnings per share improved to 69.62 kobo, from 66.38 kobo in 2024, indicating stronger returns to shareholders.

On the steadiness sheet, Jaiz Bank’s complete belongings grew 19.1 per cent to N1.29tn, from N1.08tn in 2024, pushed largely by progress in funding in sukuk, which rose to N489.49bn, from N349.56bn.

Buyer present deposits elevated sharply to N724.05bn, in contrast with N493.60bn within the earlier 12 months, whereas clients’ unrestricted funding accounts stood at N394.28bn.

Whole homeowners’ fairness closed at N68.34bn, barely decrease than N71.47bn in 2024, reflecting dividend distribution and modifications in retained earnings.

The outcomes spotlight Jaiz Bank’s continued give attention to increasing its financing portfolio and funding actions amid a difficult working atmosphere.

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