In addition to its impressive profit figures, Access Holdings experienced growth across several key financial metrics. Net interest income rose to N1.36 trillion. Furthermore, net fees and commission income grew by 40.9% to N585.1 billion. Total assets increased by 24.3% to N51.57 trillion.

Customer deposits also saw significant growth, rising by 53.4% to N34.56 trillion. Shareholders’ funds increased by 15% to N4.33 trillion, reflecting strong financial health for the institution.

However, earnings per share declined by 19.33% year-on-year to N13.48, and the impairment charge surged by 113.42% to N523.550 billion, indicating some challenges ahead.

The cost-to-income ratio improved, declining to 51.7% from 56.7% in 2024. Additionally, the bank’s fair value and foreign exchange gain was N1.05 trillion, reflecting a remarkable 152% year-on-year growth.

Innocent Ike, CEO of Access Holdings, commented on the bank’s performance: “Our 2025 performance reflects both the resilience of the Access franchise and the strength of the institution we have built over time.” He added that they have entered a more deliberate optimization phase focused on returns on capital and long-term value creation.

The bank’s gross earnings reached N5.529 trillion, marking a 13.34% increase compared to the previous year. Despite a dynamic operating environment, Access Holdings delivered strong earnings supported by diversified income streams and disciplined execution.

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In FY 2025, Access Holdings reported a profit after tax of N743.05 billion. Interest income increased by 5.32% to N3.27 trillion during the same period. The group’s total assets rose by 24.3% to N51.57 trillion.

Key financial highlights:

• Profit before tax for FY 2025 was N1.01 trillion.
• Customer deposits grew by 53.4% to N34.56 trillion.
• The share price of Access Holdings is currently N27.

Innocent C. Ike, CEO of Access Holdings, stated, “Our 2025 performance reflects both the resilience of the Access franchise and the strength of the institution we have built over time.” This statement underscores the bank’s commitment to sustainable growth.

Ike also emphasized that Africa remains a compelling long-term growth frontier globally. He noted that Access Holdings aims not only to participate in that growth but also to help shape and finance it.

The group reported a pre-tax profit of N1.007 trillion, marking a 16% increase from 2024. This consistent upward trend indicates robust operational efficiency and market positioning.

As Access Holdings continues to diversify its income streams through various subsidiaries, including investment management and insurance businesses, analysts expect further expansion in its financial capabilities.

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