UBA Information ₦537.5 Billion Revenue for 9 Months Ended September 2025

United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA) reported a revenue after tax of ₦537.53 billion for the 9 months ended September 30, 2025, representing a 2.3% improve from ₦525.31 billion recorded in the identical interval of 2024.

Gross earnings rose barely by 3% to ₦2.47 trillion, in comparison with ₦2.40 trillion final yr, pushed by greater curiosity earnings and secure fee-based income.

Curiosity earnings elevated by 10.1% to ₦1.98 trillion, whereas curiosity expense rose by 16.3% to ₦808.72 billion, leading to a web curiosity earnings of ₦1.17 trillion, up from ₦1.10 trillion in 2024.

Charge and fee earnings closed at ₦407.96 billion, in comparison with ₦392.84 billion in 2024, whereas web charge and fee earnings remained secure at ₦234.84 billion.

Web buying and selling and overseas change earnings declined sharply to ₦41.36 billion, from ₦182.48 billion within the earlier yr, as overseas change features moderated following earlier market volatility.

UBA reported whole non-interest earnings of ₦310.08 billion, down from ₦435.84 billion in 2024. Working earnings stood at ₦1.48 trillion, in comparison with ₦1.54 trillion in the identical interval final yr.

Working bills elevated to ₦846.15 billion, up from ₦812.20 billion, reflecting greater personnel and administrative prices. Regardless of this, the Group maintained strong price management, with different working bills declining to ₦529.82 billion from ₦552.96 billion.

Revenue earlier than tax stood at ₦578.60 billion, in comparison with ₦603.48 billion in 2024, whereas tax bills lowered to ₦41.07 billion from ₦78.17 billion, supporting general profitability.

Revenue attributable to shareholders was ₦513.42 billion, whereas non-controlling pursuits contributed ₦24.11 billion. Earnings per share closed at ₦13.56, in comparison with ₦15.15 a yr earlier.

UBA additionally recorded different complete earnings of ₦213.30 billion, bringing whole complete earnings to ₦750.83 billion, in comparison with ₦1.63 trillion in 2024.

The Group maintained sturdy fundamentals throughout its African and worldwide subsidiaries, supported by stability sheet progress, lowered mortgage impairments, and regular earnings diversification.

UBA continues to strengthen its place as a number one pan-African monetary establishment, with operations in 20 African nations and world monetary centres together with London, New York, Paris, and Dubai.