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    DTB Posts KSh 8.36Bn Q3 Profit as Interest Income Jumps 17.9%

    Harry
    By Harry Njuguna
    - November 20, 2025
    - November 20, 2025
    BankingMarkets
    DTB Posts KSh 8.36Bn Q3 Profit as Interest Income Jumps 17.9%

    Diamond Trust Bank (DTB) has reported a 12.3% rise in Q3 2025 profit after tax to KSh 8.36Bn, driven by strong growth in its core lending business.

    • •Net interest income rose 17.9% to KSh 25.13Bn, supported by a larger loan book of KSh 296.40Bn and improved asset yields.
    • •This strength offset a 5.9% drop in non funded income to KSh 9.14Bn, with the the shift in the revenue mix lifted operating income 10.5% to KSh 34.28Bn.
    • •Costs rose 9.5% to KSh 23.07B with Loan loss provisions increasing by 7.6% to KSh 5.67Bn on the back of a 4.5% rise in gross NPLs to KSh 40.89Bn.

    Customer deposits rose 15.5% to KSh 510.26Bn, providing a strong funding base for growth. Total assets increased 8.7% to KSh 641.77Bn. Equity rose 34.1% to KSh 99.45Bn, strengthening the bank’s capital position.

    Earnings per share rose 14.8% to 26.72.

    MetricQ3 2025Q3 2024YoY
    Net Interest Income25.13 Bn21.32 Bn▲ +17.9%
    Non-Interest Income9.14 Bn9.71 Bn▼ −5.9%
    Operating Income34.28 Bn31.02 Bn▲ +10.5%
    Total Operating Expenses23.07 Bn21.07 Bn▲ +9.5%
    Loan Loss Provision5.67 Bn5.27 Bn▲ +7.6%
    Profit Before Tax (PBT)11.22 Bn9.81 Bn▲ +14.4%
    Profit After Tax (PAT, NCI)8.36 Bn7.44 Bn▲ +12.3%
    Total Assets641.77 Bn590.56 Bn▲ +8.7%
    Total Equity99.45 Bn74.17 Bn▲ +34.1%
    Customer Deposits510.26 Bn441.88 Bn▲ +15.5%
    Loans & Advances (Net)296.40 Bn275.03 Bn▲ +7.8%
    Gross NPLs40.89 Bn39.14 Bn▲ +4.5%
    Earnings per Share (EPS)26.7223.27▲ +14.8%

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