FDH Bank posted 34.7 million profit in H1 2025, up 116 from last year, driven by loan growth and strong interest income.
Non-interest income rose 75 on trade finance, international transactions, and investment banking, strengthening FDHs revenue diversification strategy.
Total assets climbed 54 to 727.27 million under William Mpinganjiras leadership, fueled by loan expansion and government securities.
FDH Bank, a wholly owned subsidiary of FDH Financial Holdings Limited and founded by Malawian billionaire Thom Mpinganjira, reported a strong first half in 2025, with profits nearly doubling to about 35 million, up from less than 20 million over the same period last year.
The bank attributed the growth to higher interest income and increased lending activity. Net interest income rose 92 percent, supported by a 62 percent expansion in its loan book and stronger returns from other interest-bearing assets. Non-interest income also grew 75 percent, reflecting solid performance in transactional banking, trade finance, and investment banking.
Profit rises on stronger interest income and growing loan portfolioAccording to its first-half disclosure , FDH Bank reported a net profit of MWK60.28 billion 34.8 million, a 115.77 percent increase from MWK27.94 billion 16.13 million a year earlier. Net interest income surged to MWK89.78 billion 51.82 million, while total interest income nearly doubled to MWK119.38 billion 68.8 million.