I&M Group Profit Rises 36% in H1 2025 on Interest Income Growth
I&M Group profit rose 36% to 8.31 Bn, EPS up 38%, equity up 23% in H1 2025, driven by higher income and regional growth...
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I&M Group PLC reported a significant financial uplift in the first half of 2025, with profit after tax rising by 36%. This growth was largely propelled by an increase in net interest income and substantial contributions from its regional operations.
- Profit after tax surged to KSh 8.31 billion, a 36% increase from H1 2024.
- Net interest income grew by 24% to KSh 20.43 billion.
- Regional subsidiaries contributed 24% of the Group's profit before tax.
- Earnings per share climbed to KSh 4.51, up 38%.
- Shareholders' equity reached a record KSh 106.52 billion.
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I&M Group Profit Surges in H1 2025; Absa Disburses KSh 47Bn; CIS Assets Grow to KSh 596.3B - August 2025
I&M Group PLC reported a significant financial uplift in the first half of 2025, with profit after tax rising by 36% propelled by an increase in net interest income. The group's profit before tax also rose by 34% to Sh11.7 billion, a growth fueled by strong performance from its regional subsidiaries in Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, and Mauritius. In other financial news, Absa Bank Kenya disbursed KSh 47 billion in sustainable finance during 2024 as part of its push for green finance initiatives. Meanwhile, Kenyans are increasingly investing in Collective Investment Schemes (CIS), with total Assets Under Management surging by 20.2% to KSh 596.3 billion in Q2 2025. This growth reflects increased investor confidence in the nation's financial landscape.
