CIH Bank won green financing award: what it means for CIH Bank stock

Published on 10/14/2026 at 00:06 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

CIH Bank ran GREEN DEV from 2022 to 2025. For CIH Bank stock, first-half net income reached MAD 695.4 million from MAD 673.4 million, up 3.27 percent.

Green finance and earnings

CIH Bank received an EBRD award for green financing on September 30, 2026.
Two new financing lines are due to start in 2027, with grants covering 10.00 percent to 15.00 percent of financed amounts.
First-half 2026 consolidated net income reached MAD 695.4 million, up 3.27 percent from MAD 673.4 million.

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CIH Bank (ISIN MA0000011454) won recognition for green financing after supporting companies investing in energy efficiency and renewable energy. As 7NewsM reported on September 30, 2026, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development presented the award at its GEFF Awards ceremony. The development gives CIH Bank stock a concrete operating theme beyond its traditional lending activity.

What does green financing mean for growth?

The award centers on CIH Bank's cooperation with the EBRD under the Green Economy Financing Facility. According to 7NewsM, CIH Bank plans to join the third GEFF financing line and MidGEFF, with both programs due to start in 2027.

The earlier GREEN DEV solution ran from 2022 to 2025 and served industrial and commercial companies. 7NewsM reported that participating companies received free energy audits, technical support and grants covering 10.00 percent to 15.00 percent of the amount financed.

First-half earnings show measured growth

CIH Bank's first-half 2026 consolidated net income reached MAD 695.4 million, compared with MAD 673.4 million in the first half of 2025. That is a calculated increase of 3.27 percent, while net income attributable to the group reached MAD 617.0 million, up 0.26 percent from MAD 615.4 million.

Telegraphe reported that consolidated net banking income rose 2.80 percent to MAD 2.826 billion in the first half of 2026. The income mix was more supportive than the headline profit growth, with net interest margin up 20.30 percent and net commission margin up 24.90 percent.

Deposits reach MAD 102.2 billion

Customer deposits climbed 14.00 percent year over year to MAD 102.2 billion at the end of June 2026, from MAD 89.7 billion a year earlier. The same report put consolidated loans at MAD 119.0 billion, up 13.30 percent from June 2025, showing that balance-sheet expansion was materially faster than consolidated net income growth.

For investors assessing CIH Bank, the figures point to a bank expanding deposits and loans while reporting more restrained earnings growth. The 2027 GEFF and MidGEFF plans add a measurable financing channel, but their contribution to earnings will depend on future loan volume, pricing and credit quality.

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