Dubai Islamic Bank’s profits rose in the first quarter of this year, as deposits increased by more than a third and the non-performing financing ratio improved.
Net profit after taxes rose 8 percent annually to AED1.8 billion ($490 million) in the first three months of 2025, driven by quality growth in earning assets.
Pre-tax profit rose 14 percent year on year to AED2.1 billion ($570 million), the bank said in a statement on Friday.
Its assets expanded by 3 percent to AED355 billion, supported by deposit growth of 7 percent, bringing total deposits to AED265 billion.
The lender also reported growth in its financing portfolio, which increased 5 percent to AED 223 billion, while net financing and sukuk investments grew 4 percent to AED307 billion.
Its non-performing financing ratio improved to 3.7 percent, down from 4 percent in Q4 2024. Impairment charges fell by 45 percent year-on-year to AED163 million, supported by improving asset quality.
Dubai Islamic’s shares closed at AED 7.54 on Thursday up more than 6 percent year to date.
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