Qatar’s QNB Group reported a solid increase in net profit for the first half of 2025, reaching QR8.4 billion. This reflects a 3% rise compared to the same period last year and underscores the bank’s steady financial performance.
The Qatar QNB net profit results also highlight operating income growth of 8%, reaching QR21.8 billion. This demonstrates the bank’s success in expanding revenue across multiple sources. Additionally, total assets increased by 7% to QR1,354 billion, driven by higher loans and advances.
QNB’s customer deposits grew 5% to QR935 billion. The bank continues to build a robust balance sheet with loan growth of 9%, supporting its expansion strategy. Furthermore, total equity rose 8% to QR119 billion, signaling stronger shareholder value.
However, the Board of Directors approved an interim cash dividend of QR0.35 per share for eligible shareholders. This marks the second consecutive year of interim dividends, reinforcing QNB’s commitment to rewarding investors. The proposed payout awaits approval from the Qatar Central Bank.
The Qatar QNB net profit results also reflect excellent efficiency levels. The cost-to-income ratio stood at 23%, one of the best among regional financial institutions. Non-performing loans remained low at 2.9%, with a full loan loss coverage ratio of 100%. These figures demonstrate QNB’s effective credit risk management and prudent approach to lending.
QNB’s Capital Adequacy Ratio reached 19.2%, exceeding regulatory requirements. Liquidity Coverage Ratio and Net Stable Funding Ratio stood at 151% and 103%, respectively. These metrics confirm the bank’s strong financial health and compliance with Basel III reforms.
The Qatar QNB net profit growth supports the bank’s vision for regional leadership. QNB operates in 28 countries across three continents, managing nearly 900 locations and over 5,000 ATMs with a workforce of more than 31,000 employees.
QNB continues to focus on expanding its footprint, improving operational efficiency, and delivering value to customers and shareholders alike.
