Saib reported a net profit of $16.863m for the first half (H1) of 2025, compared to $20.546m in the same period of 2024. The bank's total profit stood at $25.264m, down from $29.225m in H1 2024. Despite the decline in bottom-line figures, the bank's financial indicators highlighted robust growth in its local currency loan and credit facilities portfolio. In June 2025, the portfolio reached EGP 56.64bn, an increase of EGP 17.14bn, or 43%, compared to EGP 39.5bn in June 2024. Customer deposits in local currency also recorded significant growth, rising to EGP 93.4bn in June 2025. This reflects an increase of EGP 26.45bn, or 40%, compared to EGP 66.95bn in June 2024. On the income side, total revenues for the first half of 2025 amounted to EGP 3.945bn, equivalent to $79.537m. These results are in line with saib's strategy of expanding financing in retail banking, corporate credit, syndicated loans, and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The bank continues to focus on providing a wide range of savings products tailored to all customer segments while ensuring high-quality services to meet client needs. Supporting the Central Bank of Egypt's financial inclusion agenda, SAIB Bank is also investing in its branch and digital infrastructure. The bank's branch network has grown to 43 branches, while its ATM network expanded to 159 machines in June 2025, strengthening one of its most important electronic banking channels. Beyond financial growth, saib maintained its commitment to social responsibility, launching several initiatives to support vulnerable groups and reinforcing its role in serving the community at all levels.
