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BOC Financial Performance Q1 2026
Quarterly income and profit breakdown for Bank of Ceylon
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Amana Bank Records Best-Ever PBT & PAT for Q1
Amana Bank continued to deliver a strong performance in Q1 2026, demonstrating resilience amidst a challenging economic environment impacted by the effects of Cyclone Ditwah and the instability in the Middle East. Amidst these challenges, Amana Bank recorded a Profit Before Tax of LKR 0.8 billion, reflecting a 14% YoY growth, while Profit After Tax surpassed LKR 0.5 billion, marking a 16% increase compared to the profitability recorded in Q1 2025. On the Bank’s top line performance, Net Financing Income grew by 14% YoY to reach LKR 2.2 billion supported by a healthy financing margin of 4.4%. Net Fee and Commission Income continued its strong momentum, growing by 25% YoY to close Q1 at LKR 0.4 billion. As a result, Total Operating Income increased by 13% to reach LKR 2.7 billion, while Net Operating Income, after accounting for 31% reduction in impairment charges, went up by 16%, closing the quarter at LKR 2.6 billion. Despite the pressures arising from geopolitical tensions, which contributed to higher energy prices and exchange rate volatility resulting in the Bank’s cost to income ratio increasing to 54%, the Bank continued to demonstrate resilience by recording a 11% YoY growth in Operating Profit before all taxes to close Q1 at LKR 1.1 billion. The Bank’s aggregate tax contribution of LKR 0.6 billion accounted for a significant 56% of the Bank’s Operating Profit before all taxes. The Bank consolidated its balance sheet performance, with Customer Advances growing to LKR 152.3 billion largely driven by the Bank’s SME financing portfolio, which continues to support a key sector of the national economy. The Bank’s Stage 3 Impairment Ratio (NPA) of 1.2% remained one of the lowest in the industry as a result of the Bank’s effective risk management and underwriting standards, driven by its unique development focussed and people friendly approach to banking. Customer Deposits closed the quarter at LKR 170.8 billion while maintaining an industry high CASA ratio of 44%. Reinforcing its sustained upward profitability trend, the Bank’s Return on Equity improved from 7.6% in Q1 2025 to 8.1% in Q1 2026, while Return on Assets read at 1.7%. The Bank’s capital position remained robust, with the Common Equity Tier 1 Capital Ratio closing at 13.2% and the Total Capital Ratio at 14.9% — comfortably above the regulatory minimum requirements of 7% and 12.5%, respectively — underscoring the Bank’s financial profile and stability. Liquidity buffers remained strong as at Q1 2...
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