TAJBank has reported total assets growth of 41 per cent to ₦1.34 trillion in the 2025 financial year (FY2025), even as gross earnings jumped about 81 per cent, the bank said in its approved financial statements filed with the regulators.
The bank reported increases across several key financial metrics in its approved FY2025 statement of financial position for Nigeria’s non-interest banking subsector.
The latest data from the FY2025 statement of financial position of TAJBank showed that the non-interest lender recorded improvements in Gross Assets and Profit values, as well as in other Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), during the year.
In the year under review, TAJBank’s total assets grew to ₦1.34 trillion from ₦953 billion in the preceding year, representing 41 per cent growth; Gross earning assets surged to ₦847.706 billion, from ₦467.377 billion in FY 2024, indicating 81 per cent surge; while Total Equity surged to ₦149.230 billion, reflecting 144 per cent growth over the ₦61.250 billion in FY 2024.
A further analysis of the TAJBank’s FY2025 approved financial statement indicated that it posted ₦132.563 billion in Gross earnings, representing 71 per cent growth over the ₦77.550 billion in the previous year; Earnings value of ₦1.037 trillion; while its Profit Before Tax (PBT) rose by 74 per cent to ₦31.562 billion in FY 2025, from ₦18.166 billion in FY2024; and the Capital adequacy ratio stood at 30 per cent.
Commenting on TAJBank’s during the year under review, a chartered banker and former director-general of the Chartered Institute of Bankers in Nigeria (CIBN), Dr Uju Ogubunka, who cited the bank’s KPIs in the financial statement to justify his views, said the bank has made some progress and that its financial performance indicators between 2024 and 2025 suggested that.
Ogubunka, who is the president of the Bank Customers Association of Nigeria (BCAN), expatriated: “The bank’s performance is excellent evidence that the bank is aggressively penetrating its targets, especially in rural areas, and thus contributing to the level of financial inclusion of the people nationwide. It is also a testament to the profitability and viability of the non-interest banking sector in Nigeria.”
In his remarks, Mr Hamid Joda, the managing director/CEO of TAJBank, enthused:
“The improving performance of our bank is a clear demonstration of the board and management’s strong commitment to making TAJBank the best ethical bank in Nigeria by all assessment parameters.
“We owe our shareholders, customers, regulatory authorities and workers a lot of gratitude for supporting our efforts targeted at transforming TAJBank into a global brand in the ethical banking space in the years ahead”, Joda added.
Similarly, the bank’s executive director, Sherif Idi, said:
“The FY2025 performance of TAJBank is in furtherance of its corporation vision and mission and I want to assure all our stakeholders, particularly the shareholders and customers, that our bank shall continually promote their interest in line with our corporate shared value always.”
