The top 10 of the largest banks remained unchanged; They include 68.05 billion UAH – 87% of the total sector’s income.
Ukrainian banks for the first half of 2025 gained 100.06 billion UAH before the tax. This is about the same result as last year, the Opendatabot report.
Tax costs reached UAH 21.99 billion – or 22% of income, and after a tax of 78.07 billion UAH remained, analytics said.
However, not all financial institutions have come to compliance with the results of the first half of the year: 13 Banks reported losses: Now every fifth bank in the country is no useful.
Although those in the plus do not always show growth: more than a third of profitable banks have improved indicators, the study said.
The head of the dynamics is a metaban that has grown 118 times. Privatbank Stable Growth: +14%.
The top 10 of the largest banks remained unchanged. They include 68.05 billion UAH – 87% of the total sector’s income.
Nearly half of the income of all Ukraine banks fell to Privat: UAH 34.88 billion and UAH 11.09 billion. State banks “in red” only the first investment (-29.43 million UAH).
In foreign banks, on the other hand, the income drops about a -quarter – up to 16.57 billion UAH. Raiffeisen remains leader: +10% increase, 4.74 billion UAH income and 1.66 billion tax on UAH.
Banks with private capital are also a -Minus, their income reaches 10.06 billion UAH. The PumbB remains the first from the UAH 3.57 billion – this is –7% of last year. Along with the station’s (Monobank) station, they received 59% of the group’s income.
More than one -quarter of private banks in the country closed the first half of 2025 with losses.
As we have written, Ukraine banks for 2024 have received 103.7 billion hryvnias of income after taxation. It is 24.9% more than the specified data for 2023 (83.0 billion hryvnias).
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