CREDIT BANK OF MOSCOW (CBOM) Q4 2025 earnings summary
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Q4 2025 earnings summary
27 Apr, 2026Executive summary
Net profit for 2025 reached RUB 22,611 million, up from RUB 20,887 million in 2024, with EPS rising to RUB 0.57 from RUB 0.48 year-over-year.
Total comprehensive income for 2025 was RUB 29,478 million, a significant increase from RUB 2,490 million in 2024.
The bank remains among the top 10 in Russia by assets, with a focus on corporate and retail banking.
Financial highlights
Interest income rose to RUB 743,720 million in 2025 from RUB 664,579 million in 2024.
Net interest income remained stable at RUB 105,230 million (2024: RUB 105,838 million), but after credit loss allowances, it turned negative at RUB -118,962 million (2024: RUB 64,273 million).
Fee and commission income was RUB 19,094 million, with net fee and commission income at RUB 13,187 million.
Operating income was RUB 67,735 million, down from RUB 64,068 million in 2024.
Profit before tax increased to RUB 32,129 million (2024: RUB 22,599 million).
Total assets decreased to RUB 4,873,717 million from RUB 5,008,951 million at year-end 2024.
Loans to customers fell to RUB 2,352,372 million from RUB 2,697,626 million.
Customer deposits dropped to RUB 2,811,263 million from RUB 3,178,512 million.
Debt securities issued decreased to RUB 90,006 million from RUB 168,914 million.
Outlook and guidance
The Russian economy grew by 1% in 2025, with inflation slowing to 5.6% and the CBR key rate reduced to 16%.
Management expects continued tight monetary conditions and ongoing sanctions pressure.
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