I&M Bank Rwanda reported strong financial growth in 2025, with total assets reaching Frw 1 trillion and net profit after tax rising 24 percent to Frw 23.1 billion.
The bank’s annual financial report, released on March 27, 2026, shows a 33 percent increase in total assets from 2024. Net operating income also grew 18 percent to Frw 72.4 billion, reflecting robust business performance. Deposits held at the bank rose to Frw 898 billion, while loans extended reached Frw 488 billion.
Benjamin Mutimura, CEO of I&M Bank Rwanda Plc, said the results reflect growing customer confidence, employee commitment, and effective implementation of strategic plans.
He said, “In 2025, we surpassed our target of Frw 1 trillion in assets and delivered another year of strong, sustainable financial performance. We remain committed to supporting Rwanda’s economic growth by expanding access to financial services and promoting business and community development nationwide.”
Founded in 1963, I&M Bank Rwanda Plc is the country’s oldest bank and one of its leading financial institutions, offering services to individuals, SMEs, corporations, and large enterprises.
The bank is part of I&M Group PLC, a major East African financial services provider operating in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, and maintains a joint venture with CIEL Group (Bank One) in Mauritius.
