Co-op Bank announced a significant surge in its half-year profits for 2025, reaching Kshs19.7 billion in profit before tax. This marks a substantial increase of Kshs1.5 billion compared to the same period last year, driven by strong performance across key financial indicators.

• Co-op Bank’s profit after tax for the first six months of 2025 stood at Kshs14.1 billion , an increase of Kshs1.1 billion .
• Total assets grew by 13.2% to Kshs811.9 billion , while customer deposits rose 7.9% to Kshs547.7 billion .
• Shareholders’ funds saw a remarkable 23.4% increase to Kshs156.3 billion , boosted by retained earnings of Kshs18.4 billion .
• The bank's operating income increased 10.8% to Kshs43.5 billion , with the net interest income rising 23.1% .
• Over 90% of Co-op Bank’s transactions are now conducted through digital and alternative channels.
• Co-op Bank also expanded its branch network by 15 new branches, bringing the total to 212 , and increased staff numbers by 450 to 5,850 employees.