Consolidated after-tax profit of MBH Bank, Hungary's second-largest commercial lender, fell 17% to HUF 165.1 billion in 2025, an earnings report released on Thursday shows.
Consolidated after-tax profit of MBH Bank, Hungary's second-largest commercial lender, fell 17% to HUF 165.1 billion in 2025, an earnings report released on Thursday shows.
Net interest revenue dropped 9% to HUF 450.1 billion. Net revenue from commissions and fees increased 10% to HUF 107.5 billion.
MBH noted that after-tax profit would have reached HUF 204.4 billion, excluding the HUF 19.8 billion impact of the banking levy and the HUF 19.6 billion effect of the windfall profit tax.
Total assets reached HUF 12,612 billion at the end of December, up 5% from twelve months earlier. Gross client loans increased 6% to HUF 6,224 billion and client deposits rose 4% to HUF 8,049 billion.
Organic growth was supplemented by acquisitions such as the consolidation of Sberbank’s customers and the acquisitions of Fundamenta, Duna Bank and Otthon Centrum.
MBH's non-performing loan (NPL) ratio stood at 3.5%.
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