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​ ADB posts GH¢367m profit after tax as capital adequacy ratio hits 27.17%
April 2, 2026
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​ ADB posts GH¢367m profit after tax as capital adequacy ratio hits 27.17%

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Key Points

  • Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) PLC recorded a historic profit after tax of GH¢367.2 million by the end of 2025, a substantial increase from GH¢35 million in 2024.
  • This financial turnaround is attributed to a successful recapitalisation exercise, including an GH¢850 million deposit for shares, and aggressive recovery of non-performing loans (NPLs) totaling GH¢301.4 million.
  • The bank's total assets grew by 22% to over GH¢17 billion, while net interest income nearly doubled to GH¢1.37 billion, reflecting improved lending and investment strategies.
  • ADB's Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) significantly improved from (3.15%) to 27.17%, well above regulatory requirements, enhancing its operational buffer.
  • Total Equity surged from GH¢1.27 billion to GH¢2.47 billion, signaling strong investor confidence, and the bank is positioned for its next phase of growth while maintaining its agricultural focus.

Why This Matters

The strong financial turnaround of ADB PLC is crucial for Ghana as it's a key institution supporting the vital agricultural sector. Its improved stability and profitability signal increased confidence in Ghana's financial sector and the potential for greater investment and support for agricultural development, which is critical for food security and economic growth. This performance can also attract further foreign and domestic investment into the country's banking and agriculture sectors.

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