“Bahrain Development” announces an increase in the net profit belonging to the bank’s owners

The Bahrain Development Bank, the pioneering bank in supporting small and medium enterprises in the Kingdom of Bahrain, has announced its financial results for the first half of 2025, which showed strong performance and remarkable growth through various financial indicators, which reflects the success of its strategies in supporting the sector of small and medium enterprises and enhancing economic growth in the Kingdom.

The first half of the year witnessed the increase in the net profit period returning to the bank’s owners by 22%, as it recorded 965 thousand Bahraini dinars in the period ending on June 30, 2025, compared to 792 thousand Bahraini dinars for the same period last year. The total operating income reached 5,682 million BD in the first half of 2025, compared to 4,969 million BD in the first half of 2024, an increase of 14%, which confirms the continuity of the Bahrain Development Bank to enhance its ability to generate returns and achieve sustainable value to customers.

On these results, Mr. Ghassan Abdel -Aal, Chairman of the Bahrain Development Bank, said: “Our efforts have been crowned during the first half of this year with strong financial results, with an increase of 22% in the net profit returning to the bank’s owners, which embodies the sobriety of our administrative decisions and the effectiveness of our strategic direction. Also, these results are the best witness to our continuous endeavors to diversify our investment portfolio, and enhance our competence Employment. We aspire to proceed to advance sustainable growth, and enable small and medium -sized companies to advance the role of this vital sector as a key driver for local economic development.

For her part, Mrs. Dalal Al -Ghais, CEO of the Bank of Bahrain Development Group, commented: “We have witnessed remarkable progress during the first half of this year, which came as a fruit of the commitment of our team to innovation and provide the true value of customers. General, and the empowerment of the small and medium -sized companies in particular.