BTE Bank reported a sharp reduction in its net losses for 2025, marking a positive turning point for the institution after a challenging previous year.
The bank’s net banking income (NBI) rose 6% to 70.3 million dinars, up from 66.3 million dinars in 2024.
More strikingly, BTE managed to cut its standalone net loss to 9.9 million dinars, a dramatic improvement from the 27.9 million dinar deficit recorded a year earlier.
On a consolidated basis, the group’s loss narrowed to 7.2 million dinars, compared to a heavy deficit of 26 million dinars in 2024 (or 30.2 million dinars after accounting adjustments).
The figures suggest the bank has nearly tripled its bottom-line performance in just one year, indicating that recent management measures are bearing fruit.
Despite a decline in shareholders’ equity, from 38.9 million dinars to 29 million dinars at end-2025, the bank reaffirmed its confidence in the future. The improvement is part of a strict strategic roadmap launched in 2024, including an initial 18.7 million dinar capital increase led by its majority shareholders.
The capital injection and overhaul of the operating model aim to ensure the bank’s long-term viability and stabilize its financial footing over the medium term.
To approve the results and discuss future strategic directions, the Board of Directors has called an Ordinary General Meeting (OGM) for Thursday, April 30, at 10:00 a.m., to be held at the bank’s headquarters.
