Housing Bank Reports Net Profit of JOD 120 million for the First Nine Months of 2026

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Housing Bank Reports Net Profit of JOD 120 million for the First Nine Months of 2026
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The Housing Bank for Trade and Finance Group announced its financial results for the first nine months of 2026, reporting net profits of after tax JOD 120 million, compared to JOD 119 million for the same period of 2025.اضافة اعلان

Commenting on the results, Chairman of the Board, Abdel Elah Al-Khatib, highlighted the group’s ability to sustain growth amid the challenges facing the global and regional economies. He attributed this performance to the group’s strategic approach, which aligns with global best practices across its various business lines.

He also noted that the results reflect the group’s progress in implementing its development plans and its ability to adapt with flexibility to changing economic conditions.

The Group’s CEO, Ammar Al-Safadi, noted that the group’s performance during the first nine months of the year reflected positive contributions across its key financial indicators and operational sectors.

He highlighted the group’s ongoing progress toward sustainable growth, supported by strong performance across its core business lines and their consistent achievement of financial targets.

Al-Safadi added that the group continued generating sustainable profits while maintaining asset quality and a strong financial position.

This performance reflects a disciplined approach to balancing growth and profitability, supported by prudent policies that strengthen risk management and improve operational efficiency.reviewing the group’s key financial indicators for the period, Al-Safadi highlighted growth in net direct credit facilities, which increased by 10.2% to reach JOD 4.9 billion, and total customer deposits, which rose by 3.3% to reach JOD 6.1 billion.

He also underscored the strength of the group’s capital base, with total shareholders' equity reaching JOD 1.5 billion and the capital adequacy ratio standing at 18.8%. This ratio remained well above the minimum requirements set by the Central Bank of Jordan and the Basel Committee.

Al-Safadi reaffirmed the group’s commitment to developing innovative banking solutions and delivering high-quality services through an agile, forward-looking operating model.

By enhancing its products, services, and customer experience, the group aims to meet customers’ evolving needs and reinforce its position as a leading banking institution in Jordan and the wider region.