Alpha Bank reported a 44% increase in its net profits for 2025, totaling 943.3 million euros, along with a significant dividend distribution to its shareholders.
Alpha Bank announced that its net profits after tax for 2025 rose by 44% compared to the previous year, reaching 943.3 million euros, as revealed in the financial results released on Friday. The adjusted profits after tax stood at 907 million euros for the entire year and 225.1 million euros for the fourth quarter of 2025. This strong financial performance has allowed the bank to propose a dividend distribution of 519 million euros to its shareholders, which represents a fourfold increase compared to 2023.
The bank's management highlighted that this performance exceeds the targets set in its three-year strategic plan for 2023-2025, marking a transition for the group to a new phase of enhanced profitability and growth. In addition, they project that earnings per share (EPS) will accelerate further in 2026, expected to increase by around 11%, reflecting an enhancement of recurring profitability. The management indicated that 2026 will be a transitional year as the group prepares for future growth.
Alpha Bank's strong financial results underscore its commitment to sustainable growth and profitability amid a challenging economic environment. With the increased dividend, shareholders stand to benefit significantly, which may reflect positively on investor confidence and the bank's market valuation in the coming years.
