Emirates NBD Bank PJSC Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Record Q1 2026 results with 21% income growth and robust profit, supported by strong lending, deposit growth, and resilient margins. Conservative provisioning and liquidity measures were implemented amid geopolitical uncertainty, while capital and asset quality remain strong.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Record profit and income growth driven by strong lending, digital initiatives, and international expansion. Guidance for 2026 anticipates margin compression, continued robust loan growth, and elevated risk in Türkiye, with capital reserved for growth and RBL acquisition.
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Profit before tax for the first nine months rose 6% year on year to AED 23.4 billion, with strong loan and deposit growth, robust segment performance, and resilient margins. The group announced a $3 billion acquisition in India and maintained solid capital and liquidity metrics.
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Income rose 12% in H1 2025, with strong loan and deposit growth, especially internationally. Net profit fell 9% due to lower recoveries and a higher tax rate, but guidance for loan growth and asset quality improved. Moody’s upgraded the credit rating.
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Profit before tax surged 56% sequentially to AED 7.8 billion, with strong loan and deposit growth, especially from international markets. Asset quality improved, cost-income ratio remained low, and guidance for loan growth and margins is unchanged.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Record 2024 profit before tax of AED 27.1 billion and profit after tax of AED 23 billion were driven by strong lending, digital investments, and regional expansion. Guidance for 2025 anticipates high single-digit loan growth, margin compression, and stable cost ratios amid a buoyant UAE economy.
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Record nine-month profit of AED 19 billion driven by 9% lending growth, strong fee income, and digital investments. Net interest margin improved to 3.75% in Q3, with robust asset quality and capital ratios. Loan growth guidance raised to low double digits.
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Record H1 2024 profit of AED 13.8 billion, up 12% year-on-year, driven by strong loan growth, robust recoveries, and outstanding performance across all segments. Guidance for loan growth and cost of risk improved, with continued investment in digital and regional expansion.