Berhan Bank has announced a substantial improvement in its financial performance for the 2025/26 fiscal year. The lender reported a pre-tax profit of 5.06 billion Birr, marking a 76.9% increase compared to the previous year.
The bank's total revenue reached 12.37 billion Birr, a 46.6% rise that the institution attributes to growth across its core banking operations. This performance was supported by a 25.6% expansion in customer deposits and a 47.5% increase in paid-up capital, which now stands at 6.33 billion Birr. For a broader perspective on the industry, readers can explore Bank Sector Data to see how these figures align with national trends.
In addition to its domestic earnings, Berhan Bank reported generating US$407.18 million in foreign exchange during the fiscal year. This contribution arrives as the banking sector faces ongoing pressure to support Ethiopia's foreign currency mobilization efforts.
| Financial Metric |
2025/26 Performance |
| Pre-tax Profit |
5.06 billion Birr |
| Total Revenue |
12.37 billion Birr |
| Paid-up Capital |
6.33 billion Birr |
| Foreign Exchange Earnings |
US$407.18 million |
The results were disclosed during the bank's annual performance review, where management recognized various branches and employees for their contributions to the year's growth. The bank stated that these figures demonstrate its commitment to expanding financial services and supporting the broader national economy. For further analysis on the competitive landscape, you can compare Ethiopian financial institutions using our interactive data tools.
