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Amansie Community Bank records over 100% pre-tax profit in 2025

The management and staff of Amansie Community Bank PLC have through improved incomes generated from credits and investment operations, as well as recurrent expenditures, recorded over 100 per cent profit before tax. The post Amansie Community Bank records over 100% pre-tax profit in 2025 appeared first on Ghana Business News .

Amansie Community Bank records over 100% pre-tax profit in 2025

Amansie Community Bank PLC has reported a significant over 100 percent profit before tax in 2025, with a profit before tax of GH¢73 million. This marks a substantial increase from GH¢36 million in 2024. The bank's total assets grew to GH¢1,156.7 billion at the end of 2025, representing a 51.8 percent increase from the previous year's GH¢761.7 million.

Board Chairman Ben Kwakye-Adeefe expressed satisfaction with the bank's performance, citing improved incomes from credit and investment operations, as well as reduced expenditures. Kwakye-Adeefe highlighted the bank's successful deposit mobilization, increasing by 48 percent to GH¢1 billion, making Amansie the first Community Bank in the Ashanti Region to achieve this milestone.

The bank granted a net amount of GH¢80 million in loans and advances to customers in 2025, representing a 77 percent increase from the previous year. In addition to its financial performance, the bank emphasized its commitment to corporate social responsibility, allocating GH¢1.056 million towards various projects, including educational and social infrastructure in several communities.

Kwakye-Adeefe pledged the bank's continued support for socio-economic programs within its financial resources and in compliance with relevant laws and regulations.

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