Etihad Bank Group announced its consolidated financial results for the first half of 2026, reporting a net profit of JOD 70.3 million, reflecting the Group’s success in executing its strategic expansion and creating added value through the mergers and expansion initiatives implemented over the past period.
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The financial statements for the period ending June 30, 2026 showed continued positive performance across the Group.
Total assets increased by 9% to JOD 13.6 billion, while customer deposits grew by 11% to JOD 10.4 billion. Net credit facilities also rose by 10% to JOD 7 billion, demonstrating the Group’s ongoing efforts to expand its business base and strengthen its banking operations.
Chairman of Etihad Bank Group, Bassem Salfiti, said the first-half results confirm the Group’s ability to translate its strategic plans into tangible outcomes, supported by the strength of its business model, diversified income streams, and the synergies achieved through its recent mergers and expansion activities.
Salfiti added that the Group continues to invest in building a stronger banking institution capable of keeping pace with economic transformations and meeting customers’ evolving needs by enhancing operational efficiency, reinforcing sound governance practices, and capitalizing on opportunities created by its expansion both within Jordan and abroad.
These efforts contribute to delivering sustainable value for shareholders and customers while supporting economic growth.
For his part, Group Chief Executive Officer Montaser Douwas said the financial results reflect the Group’s strong operating performance and its success in balancing growth with institutional development.
He noted that the past period focused heavily on improving operational efficiency, strengthening integration across the Group’s various subsidiaries, and developing products and services that address the evolving needs of both retail and corporate customers.
Douwas added that the Group will continue investing in the development of its products and services, enhancing the customer experience across all channels, and maintaining its disciplined approach to risk management.
These efforts will support sustainable growth and strengthen the Group’s readiness to seize future expansion opportunities.
As part of its growth strategy, the Group continued during the first half of the year to strengthen operational integration following the merger of Etihad Bank with Invest Bank, as well as the acquisition of the Jordan operations of the Arab Egyptian Real Estate Bank.
It also continued to reinforce its regional presence through its international branch in Iraq.
Today, the Group operates a banking network of more than 100 branches across Etihad Bank and Safwa Islamic Bank, in addition to its specialized subsidiaries providing financial services, brokerage, financial leasing, and electronic payment services.
