Cairo – Mubasher: First Abu Dhabi Bank Misr (FABMISR), the banking business of the UAE listed FAB in Egypt, has delivered strong performance in its core business operations during the first nine months (9M) of 2025, according to a press release.

The bank recorded an 8% growth in net profit to EGP 13.20 billion, after neutralizing the FX impact, compared to 9M-24, which reflected high operational efficiency and the successful execution of its strategy to drive sustainable value from core operations.

The positive results were further reflected in shareholders’ equity, which grew by 19% to reach EGP 71.90 billion, reinforcing a robust capital base that supports the bank’s expansion plans.

According to the financial results, total assets increased by 14% to EGP 472.40 billion, while the net loans and advances grew by 24% to EGP 176.50 billion.

Customer confidence also remained strong, with customer deposits rising 20% to EGP 310.8 billion, reaffirming the ability of FABMISR to attract and retain deposits in a highly competitive banking environment.

Additionally, the bank generated EGP 2.40 billion in net fee and commission income, a 25% increase compared to 9M-24, reflecting the success of its strategy to diversify revenue streams and enhance value-added services.

FABMISR’s strong performance in 9M-25 reinforces its position as a trusted financial partner, bringing together global banking expertise and deep local market insight.

As part of its ongoing commitment to digital transformation and enhanced security standards, the bank recently obtained the PCI DSS certification, the globally recognized standard for safeguarding cardholder data, underscoring its dedication to providing secure digital banking services.

In parallel, FABMISR has strengthened its strategic partnership with Hemaya to further advance its cybersecurity infrastructure and deploy enhanced protection solutions—ensuring resilient, secure, and future-ready banking experiences for all customers.

In the first half (H1) of 2025, FABMISR recorded a 12% annual increase in core business performance in net profits after neutralizing the FX impact.