The Suez Canal Bank (CANA) closed the 2025 fiscal year with a significant increase in performance, confirming its growth momentum in the Egyptian banking sector marked by high interest rates and strong activity in the domestic market.
According to a statement released on February 11 by the Egyptian Stock Exchange, the bank recorded a net profit of 6.421 billion Egyptian pounds (approximately $207 million) for the period from January 1 to December 31, 2025, compared to 5.681 billion pounds (approximately $183 million) in 2024.
This represents an increase of about 13% year-on-year, reflecting the improvement in operational performance and the institution’s ability to take advantage of the local financial environment.
Founded in 1978, the Suez Canal Bank has established itself as a leading banking player in Egypt. It offers a diversified range of services covering retail banking, corporate banking, and Islamic finance.
The institution relies on a network of 49 branches spread across the Egyptian territory, complemented by an international correspondent network and a representative office in Tripoli, Libya, thus strengthening its regional presence.
The increase in net profit reflects the strength of the bank’s business model, supported by the expansion of its credit and financial services activities, as well as prudent risk management. In the context of economic reforms and monetary adjustments in Egypt, this performance illustrates the resilience of the banking sector and the ability of well-capitalized institutions to maintain their profitability.
With rising results and a diversified positioning, the Suez Canal Bank confirms its ambition to consolidate its position among the dynamic financial institutions in the Egyptian market.
