DBH Finance records 31% rise in net interest income
DBH Finance PLC, the country's leading housing finance institution, has posted robust financial results for the first quarter ended 31 March 2026, underlining its market leadership and operational resilience.
Net profit after tax rose 26 percent year-on-year to Tk19.6 crore in the quarter, reflecting continued growth momentum.
Earnings per share increased to Tk0.97 from Tk0.77 a year earlier.
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Net interest income surged 31 percent, while operating income rose by 8 percent during the period.
The non-performing loan ratio remained at approximately 1 percent—among the lowest in the industry, according to the company.
DBH Finance retained its AAA credit rating for the 20th consecutive year, the highest in the sector.
The company operates 17 branches across all divisional headquarters, offering home finance solutions through both conventional schemes and its Islamic Finance Wing.
It also mobilises term and Mudaraba deposits from retail and corporate clients.
As of 31 March 2026, DBH's loan portfolio stood at Tk4,538 crore, while deposits reached Tk4,618 crore.
Managing Director and CEO Nasimul Baten said, "These results underscore DBH's operational strength and commitment to customers. Despite challenging macroeconomic conditions, our focus on efficiency, service excellence and asset quality continues to differentiate us in the financial sector."
