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    Co-op Bank Posts KSh 6.93Bn Q1 Profit as Interest Income, Deposits Surge

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    By Harry Njuguna
    - May 15, 2025
    - May 15, 2025
    Kenya Business news
    Co-op Bank Posts KSh 6.93Bn Q1 Profit as Interest Income, Deposits Surge

    Listed lender Co-operative Bank of Kenya (Co-op) has posted KSh 6.93 billion in net profit for the first quarter of 2025, a 5.3% increase compared to the same period last year.

    • •The Group’s net interest income rose 21.7% to KSh 14.24 billion, driven by growth in income from loans and government securities.
    • •Interest income rose 14.4% to KSh 22.21 billion, loans contributed KSh 13.96 billion, while government securities added KSh 7.03 billion.
    • •Customer deposits increased by 9.0% to KSh 525.2 billion, and Co-Op’s total assets are now KSh 774.1 billion after growing 8.3%.

    The lender’s total operating income grew 12.8% to KSh 21.18 billion. Non-interest income, which included KSh 2.77 billion in loan fees and KSh 3.06 billion from other commissions. dipped slightly by 1.9% to KSh 6.94 billion. Net loans and advances edged up by 1.7% to KSh 384.5 billion.

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    Co-operative Bank of Kenya Q1 2025 Income Statement Visual

    However, asset quality weakened as Gross non-performing loans (NPLs) rose 11.4% to KSh 74.1 billion. In response, the bank boosted loan loss provisions by 32.7% to KSh 2.11 billion.

    MetricQ1 2025Q1 2024YoY Change
    Net ProfitKSh 6.93BKSh 6.58B▲ 5.3%
    Net Interest IncomeKSh 14.24BKSh 11.70B▲ 21.7%
    Non-Interest IncomeKSh 6.94BKSh 7.08B▼ 1.9%
    Total Operating IncomeKSh 21.18BKSh 18.78B▲ 12.8%
    Loan Loss ProvisionKSh 2.11BKSh 1.59B▲ 32.7%
    Net Loans & AdvancesKSh 384.5BKSh 378.1B▲ 1.7%
    Customer DepositsKSh 525.2BKSh 481.8B▲ 9.0%
    Gross NPLsKSh 74.1BKSh 66.5B▲ 11.4%
    Group Performance Summary (Q1 2025 vs Q1 2024)

    Subsidiary Snapshots

    Kingdom Bank

    Kingdom Bank posted a KSh 144 million net profit in Q1 2025, a 58% drop from KSh 342 million last year. The subsidiary’s deposits grew significantly to KSh 25.2 billion, and its operating income reaches KSh 707 million.

    While the interest income rose to KSh 1.14 billion, interest expenses increased to KSh 617 million, shrinking the net interest income to KSh 524 million.

    MetricQ1 2025Q1 2024YoY Change
    Net ProfitKSh 144MKSh 342M▼ 58%
    Interest IncomeKSh 1.14BKSh 1.02B▲ 11.7%
    Net Interest IncomeKSh 524MKSh 628M▼ 16.5%
    Total Operating IncomeKSh 707MKSh 725M▼ 2.5%
    Customer DepositsKSh 25.2BKSh 14.9B▲ 68.8%
    Gross NPLsKSh 3.42BKSh 3.44B▼ 0.6%
    Loan Loss ProvisionsKSh 84MKSh (22M)—
    Total AssetsKSh 44.9BKSh 37.8B▲ 18.8%
    Kingdom Bank Q1 2025 Key Metrics

    🔹 Co-operative Bank of Kenya

    The group’s main subsidiary, Co-operative Bank of Kenya posted a KSh 6.21 billion net profit in Q1 2025, marking a 7.6% increase from KSh 5.77 billion last year.

    Net interest income rose 23.7% to KSh 13.16 billion while non-interest income declined slightly to KSh 5.96 billion.

    MetricQ1 2025Q1 2024YoY Change
    Net ProfitKSh 6.21BKSh 5.77B▲ 7.6%
    Net Interest IncomeKSh 13.16BKSh 10.63B▲ 23.7%
    Non-Interest IncomeKSh 5.96BKSh 6.39B▼ 6.7%
    Total Operating IncomeKSh 19.12BKSh 17.03B▲ 12.3%
    Customer DepositsKSh 493.9BKSh 461.5B▲ 7.0%
    Gross NPLsKSh 69.6BKSh 62.2B▲ 11.9%
    Loan Loss ProvisionsKSh 2.02BKSh 1.61B▲ 25.4%
    Total AssetsKSh 712.5BKSh 663.7B▲ 7.3%
    Co-op Bank Kenya Q1 2025 Key Metrics

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