2025FY: Ecobank declares 14% growth in total assets to N49.4trn 

Ecobank Transnational Incorporated Plc (ETI) has declared its unaudited result and accounts for full year ended December 31, 2025 with total assets growth of  14 per  cent to N49.4trillion, a milestone performance from N43.3 trillion posted in 2024. 

The Pan-African financial institution also saw its loans & advances to customers grew by 11 per cent to N17.09 trillion in 2025 from N15.35 trillion in 2024, while deposits from customers  gained 15 per cent to N36.45 trillion in 2025 from N31.64trillion declared in 2024.  

Also from the balance sheet position, ETI saw its total equity appreciating by  50 per cent  to N4.2 trillion in 2025 from N2.78 trillion in 2025. 

The profit & loss figures last year revealed outstanding performance despite challenges.

Profit after tax appreciated by 29 per cent to N950 billion in 2025 from N735.9 billion in 2024, while profit before tax gained 30 per cent to N1.28trillion in 2025 from N985.7billion in 2024. 

The group’s   gross earnings jumped by 14 per cent to N4.82trillion in 2025 from N4.21 trillion in 2024. 

While commenting on nine months ended September 30, 2025 result and accounts, CEO of Ecobank Group, Jeremy Awori stated, stated that the pan-African performance demonstrated the ongoing success of our Growth, Transformation, and Returns (GTR) strategy, the advantages of our diversified and synergistic business model, and a steadily improving economic environment   across our key markets.

‘’We are pleased about the significant progress we are making on our strategic priorities, transformative initiatives, and partnerships that will enable us to grow faster in the future and provide more efficient and better customer services. 

‘’As Ecobank begins its 40th anniversary celebrations this October, we are grateful to all those who have helped build the foundation upon which we continue to deliver financial solutions to businesses, governments, and households, fostering economic and financial integration across Africa,” Awori concluded.

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