Regional subsidiaries help I&M posts Sh12.7bn in Q3
I&M Group posts Sh12.7 billion profit after tax for Q3 2025, up 27pc year-on-year, supported by higher operating income, disciplined risk management, and digital banking adoption across Kenya and East Africa...
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I&M Group reported a significant financial uplift, with profit after tax (PAT) reaching Sh12.7 billion in the third quarter of 2025, marking a 27% year-on-year increase. This growth was attributed to strong regional subsidiary performance and strategic digital advancements.
- Profit before tax (PBT) for the group rose by 26% to Sh17.8 billion, driven by increased operating income and disciplined risk management.
- Regional CEO and Interim CEO of I&M Bank Kenya, Kihara Maina, highlighted the success of their strategy and commitment to digital solutions.
- In Kenya, 78% of customers were digitally active, with 81% of transactions conducted outside branches through platforms like Solo Biz, I&M FX Direct, and the I&M On-the-Go App.
- I&M Rwanda posted a 21% rise in PBT, while I&M Tanzania saw a 35% increase in operating profit, and Bank One in Mauritius recorded a 4% increase in PBT.
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