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The board of directors of Attijari bank Tunisia announced a net profit of 232.1 million Tunisian dinars (approximately $75 million) at the end of December 2025, compared to 232.4 million dinars (almost $75.1 million) a year earlier. This almost stable performance reflects, according to the bank, its ability to preserve its profitability in a constantly evolving economic environment.<\/p>\n

In light of these results, the board of directors proposes a dividend payment of 4.200 dinars per share (approximately $1.36), compared to 5 dinars (around $1.62) for the previous fiscal year. This decrease in the per share dividend is mainly explained by the increase in the total number of shares, now set at 50 million, compared to 42 million previously.<\/p>\n

The increase in the number of shares thus results in a mechanical dilution of the dividend per share, while maintaining a significant overall distribution envelope.<\/p>\n

Shareholders are called to approve these accounts as well as the dividend proposal at the Ordinary General Assembly (OGA), scheduled for Friday, April 10, 2026 at the bank’s headquarters.<\/p>\n

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