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The increase in the operating income was more than the rise in operating expenses to Sh1.07 billion from Sh905. 2 million, helping HF to more than double its profit in the period where the sector’s earnings slowed. The performance defied an environment of falling interest rates on loans in line with sustained decline in Central Bank Rate. Returns on government paper have also been falling even as foreign exchange income also softened on the back of reduced volatility on the shillings’ exchange rate. HF booked an 87.6 percent rise in income from securities to Sh595.97 million from Sh317.9 million while income from loans and advances grew to Sh1.18 billion from Sh1.16 billion. Operating expenses were driven by a rise in staff costs to Sh511.22 million from Sh437.21 million, even as the provisioning for loan losses eased to Sh110.43 million from Sh109.1 million. HF’s total deposits rose by 16 percent to Sh50.11 billion from Sh43.75 billion, which the lender attributed to increased market confidence after the recent rights issue. The balance sheet grew by 18 percent to Sh73.4 billion.
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Equity Group posted Sh14.8 billion net profit for the first quarter ended March 2025, marking a 3.86 percent decline on the back of falling non-interest income. The net earnings retreated from Sh15.39 billion posted in the preceding similar quarter and came in the period net profit from subsidiaries in Rwanda, Uganda, South Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo posted reduced earnings. The group’s non-interest income fell by 11.8 percent to Sh19.61 billion even as net interest income rose by 2.6 percent to Sh28.57 billion.
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