Karachi: Bank AL Habib Limited released its unconsolidated financial results for the nine months ended September 30, 2026, showcasing a steady performance across key financial metrics. The bank's total assets increased to 3.88 trillion rupees from 3.30 trillion rupees reported at the end of 2025.
The financial results, dated October 22, 2026, highlighted a notable increase in investments, which rose to 2.42 trillion rupees from 2.03 trillion rupees as of December 31, 2025. This change represents a very large or significant move. Similarly, the bank's advances saw a big move, increasing to 888.67 billion rupees from 792.05 billion rupees. Property and equipment also experienced a big move, rising to 108.07 billion rupees from 82.54 billion rupees.
In terms of liabilities, deposits and other accounts showed a very large or significant move, climbing to 2.96 trillion rupees from 2.60 trillion rupees. Borrowings also experienced a very large or significant move, reaching 488.91 billion rupees from 290.26 billion rupees.
Net assets of the bank increased to 180.57 billion rupees from 171.27 billion rupees, while the unappropriated profit rose to 104.02 billion rupees, up from 95.42 billion rupees.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Bank AL Habib Limited recorded a profit after taxation of 23.54 billion rupees for the nine-month period, showing a moderate move downwards from the 25.39 billion rupees reported for the same period in 2025. Basic and diluted earnings per share were reported at 21.18 rupees, compared to 22.85 rupees in the previous year.
Despite the minor move in total income, which increased to 125.44 billion rupees from 121.47 billion rupees, the bank's operating expenses also saw an increase, reaching 77.84 billion rupees from 68.99 billion rupees, marking a big move.
The designated market category for this financial report remains consistent with the previous periods. Bank AL Habib Limited continues to navigate the financial landscape with a focus on strategic growth and stability.