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Wema Bank’s H1 2025 Results Reveal Exceptional 231% Profit Growth, Setting New Industry Standards

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Wema Bank’s H1 2025 results reveal a remarkable 231% surge in Profit Before Tax to ₦101.2 billion, highlighting Nigeria’s oldest bank’s strong growth and resilience despite economic challenges

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Wema Bank’s H1 2025 results confirm an outstanding financial performance as the bank posted a remarkable 231% increase in Profit Before Tax (PBT), reaching ₦101.2 billion for the first half of 2025.

Also read: Wema Bank Digital Innovation Award Spotlights ALAT’s Fintech Leadership

This surge reflects the bank’s unwavering resilience and effective strategies in Nigeria’s competitive banking sector.

The oldest indigenous bank in Nigeria and pioneer of Africa’s fully digital bank, ALAT, reported gross earnings of ₦303.20 billion — a 70% growth compared to the same period last year.

Interest income rose 65% to ₦240.12 billion, while non-interest income jumped 91% to ₦63.08 billion, signaling diverse revenue streams powering the bank’s growth.

Wema Bank’s robust balance sheet showed total assets climbing to ₦3.963 trillion, a significant rise from ₦3.585 trillion in H1 2024.

Deposits grew 3% to ₦2.60 trillion, while loans and advances surged 19% to ₦1.426 trillion, demonstrating strong operational momentum.

Managing Director and CEO Moruf Oseni praised the milestone, saying, “For 80 years, Wema Bank has redefined impossible, consistently breaking new ground and delivering positive impact. Achieving over 99% of our 2024 full-year PBT within just six months of 2025 is a testament to our relentless commitment.”

The bank maintained a low Non-Performing Loan (NPL) ratio of 3.17%, reflecting prudent risk management and asset quality.

Wema Bank’s other key metrics also showed marked improvement, including a 60.40% increase in Return on Average Equity (ROAE), a 4.64% growth in Return on Average Assets (ROAA), and a 13.68% rise in Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR).

Also read: Wema Bank’s financial triumph: From digital pioneer to top commercial bank

This impressive financial upturn underscores Wema Bank’s powerful legacy of empowering lives and setting new industry benchmarks as it continues to deliver exceptional value to stakeholders across Nigeria.

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