Housing Bank Group’s Net Profit for 2024 Increased by 6.7%,Recommending a Cash Dividend of 30% of the Share Nominal Value

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Housing Bank Group’s Net Profit for 2024 Increased by 6.7%,Recommending a Cash Dividend of 30% of the Share Nominal Value
Housing Bank for Trade and Finance (HBTF) Group announced the results of its consolidated financial statements for the fiscal year, ending on December 31, 2024. The results revealed that the Group’s net profits, after provisions and taxes, amounted to JD150.3 million, compared to JD140.8 million in 2023, reflecting a growth of 6.7%.اضافة اعلان

H.E. Abdel Elah Al-Khatib, Chairman of the Board of Directors, expressed his satisfaction with the strong financial results for 2024. These results demonstrate that the Group has continued to achieve sustainable growth in profits, aligning with the Group's comprehensive and flexible strategic approach in business and risk management.

Al-Khatib also highlighted his pride in the Bank’s performance and ability to achieve sustainable growth despite the challenges in the region. He expressed his confidence that the Bank will continue to build on this success in the future.

In light of the results achieved for the year 2024, the Board of Directors in its meeting held on 23/1/2025 approved the financial results of the year 2024, and recommended the distribution of a cash dividend of 30% of the share nominal value for the year 2024. The financial results of the year 2024 and the dividend distribution proposal are subject to the approval of the Central Bank of Jordan.

From his side, Ammar Al-Safadi, CEO of Housing Bank Group, emphasized that the Group’s financial performance for 2024 marked the highest in the Bank’s history. He credited the positive results to the strong performance of the Bank’s core operational sectors, which continued to deliver growth across various financial indicators.

Elaborating on his statement, Al-Safadi stated that the strong financial results were driven by a combination of factors, including sustainable investment resources, efficient operational processes, and effective resource allocation within key sectors, in addition to the credit portfolios that are characterized by quality and soundness.

Al-Safadi further highlighted that this performance is an extension of the bank’s successful journey and its robust financial position. He emphasized that the Group’s commitment to offering innovative banking solutions and exceptional services in a flexible and evolving operational environment was a key to achieving sustainable profitability. The bank’s solid capital base, high liquidity ratios, and stable customer deposits reflect its wise approach to managing both reserves and asset quality, enabling it to navigate economic challenges with flexibility.

Al-Safadi also noted that the Group’s continued success is a result of its commitment to prudent risk management.

The Group has booked additional provisions for expected credit losses as precautionary measures to address potential economic challenges.

For 2024, the return on the assets and shareholders’ equity increased to reach 1.7% and 11.3% respectively, which reflect the Bank’s operational efficiency and effective management of its assets and liabilities, delivering strong returns for shareholders.

Al-Safadi commended the performance of the Bank’s operational sectors, emphasizing their role in building long-term value for shareholders and clients. He also highlighted the Bank’s collaboration with European financing entities and sovereign funds to support green financing. Additionally, the Bank has developed a strategy for managing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risks in alignment with global best practices and the Central Bank of Jordan’s guidelines.

Al-Safadi added that the Bank Group was able to increase its net credit facilities and customer deposits at the end of 2024 to reach to JD4.5 billion and JD6.0 billion respectively. In addition, the Bank maintained its strong capital base, as the total equity amounted to JD1.4 billion, while the capital adequacy ratio reached 18.6% at the end of 2024, which is well above the minimum regulatory requirements of the Central Bank of Jordan and the Basel Committee.

Al-Safadi concluded by expressing confidence in the Bank’s ability to continue its growth trajectory and remain at the forefront of banking innovation. The Group is committed to providing cutting-edge digital applications, in line with global banking practices, while continuously adapting to the latest technological advancements in the industry.