Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank–Egypt (ADIB Egypt) announced strong financial results for the first half of 2025, with consolidated financial statements showing pre-tax profits of EGP 8.428bn in June, compared to EGP 6.220bn in the same period of 2024. Net profit rose to EGP 6.233bn, up from EGP 4.578bn a year earlier. Net income from returns reached EGP 9.561bn by June 2025, compared to EGP 7.042bn in June 2024, while net income from fees and commissions climbed to EGP 1.363bn, against EGP 971.676m during the same period last year. The bank's consolidated balance sheet reflected robust growth, with total assets rising to EGP 298.101bn in June 2025, compared to EGP 260.467bn in 2024. This was supported by higher customer deposits, which increased to EGP 233.402bn from EGP 199.982bn, alongside an expansion in financing and facilities portfolios to EGP 120.629bn, up from EGP 95.639bn. Total equity also strengthened, reaching EGP 28.138bn by June 2025, compared to EGP 22.986bn in 2024. Meanwhile, ADIB Egypt's Board of Directors approved raising the bank's issued capital from EGP 12bn to EGP 15bn through a cash increase of EGP 3bn. The increase will be executed via the issuance of 300 million new shares, each with a nominal value of EGP 10, in addition to issuance expenses of EGP 0.10 per share. The new shares will be offered through a cash subscription to existing shareholders, with fractional shares rounded in favour of small shareholders. The decision also includes amending Articles 6 and 7 of the bank's Articles of Association to reflect the capital increase.
