A strong 2025 performance for Kina Bank; Driven by growth and resilience

Kina Bank has delivered a strong financial performance in 2025, posting a net profit after tax of K121 million, a 20 per cent increase on the previous year.

This result reflects a healthy profit margin, disciplined cost control, and resilient growth across the Bank’s core businesses.

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The Bank also recorded a return on equity of 17.4 per cent, highlighting efficient use of capital and sustained earnings strength.

The bank cited the strong outcome was supported by increased lending activity, improved margins, and steady growth in customer deposits.

“Revenue streams strengthened across both interest and non-interest income, driven by higher transaction volumes, foreign exchange activity, and the continued expansion of digital banking services.”

“Cost discipline remained a key focus throughout the year.

“Through careful management of operating expenses and targeted investments, Kina Bank maintained efficiency while continuing to enhance customer service, technology capability, and risk management systems.”

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“This balanced approach ensured the Bank remained resilient despite a challenging and evolving economic environment,” the bank said in a statement.

ATHURSON Olua
ATHURSON Oluahttp://www.thepngsun.com
He holds a Bachelor of Art Degree majoring in Theatre Arts while minoring in Journalism/Public Relations from the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG).

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