Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Egypt stock: 9-month profit rises 22.8%
Published on 11/16/2026 at 00:07 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSADIB Egypt reports stronger earnings
- Profit before tax increased to EGP 16.52 billion in the first nine months of 2026.
- Basic earnings per share fell to EGP 7.28 from EGP 9.20 despite higher Islamic-finance income.
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Egypt reported consolidated net profit of EGP 11.60 billion for the nine months ended September 30, 2026, compared with EGP 9.44 billion a year earlier. The result, published on November 3, represents growth of 22.8 percent and keeps earnings at the center of the investment case.
Quartr reported that profit before tax reached EGP 16.52 billion, up from EGP 12.92 billion in the comparative period. Income from Murabaha, Musharaka, Mudaraba and similar activities rose to EGP 45.31 billion from EGP 36.00 billion.
Income growth meets earnings pressure
Net income from funds increased to EGP 18.83 billion from EGP 14.77 billion, while net fees and commission income reached EGP 2.40 billion from EGP 2.05 billion. Administrative expenses rose to EGP 3.43 billion from EGP 2.44 billion, and other operating expenses increased to EGP 1.81 billion from EGP 779.10 million.
Basic earnings per share declined to EGP 7.28 from EGP 9.20. The divergence between higher consolidated profit and lower EPS is a point for investors to follow in subsequent reporting, particularly as the bank continues to expand its balance sheet.
Competition remains a key watchpoint
FirstBank said ADIB Egypt retained its lead in cumulative standalone profit during the first nine months, while Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt narrowed the gap in the third quarter. Faisal's recovery makes comparative profitability an important indicator for future results.
Business model and market position
ADIB Egypt provides Sharia-compliant banking, financing, investment-fund and custody services in Egypt. Its products include Murabaha financing, digital banking, cards, accounts and funds. The bank describes itself as the largest Islamic bank in the Egyptian market. Faisal Islamic Bank of Egypt is the named specialist rival in the latest profit comparison, with its recovery bringing the two banks closer in quarterly earnings.
ADIB Egypt at a glance
- Company: Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank Egypt
- ISIN: EGS60111C019
- Ticker: ADIB
- Home exchange: Egyptian Exchange
- Reporting period: Nine months ended September 30, 2026
- Consolidated net profit: EGP 11.60 billion
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