
Our 2025 Financial Results
Our bank closed 2025 with strong financial growth, deeper customer reach, and impact across communities, reaffirming our position as Uganda’s leading commercial microfinance bank.
Driven by a clear purpose to transform lives, we continue to scale sustainably while staying focused on the people and businesses that power Uganda’s real economy.
A Year of Strong Financial Growth
Centenary Bank recorded solid performance across all key financial indicators, reflecting growing customer confidence and disciplined execution.
|
Key Metric |
2024 |
2025 |
Growth |
|
Profit After Tax |
UGX 342.3Bn |
UGX 424.2Bn |
23.90% |
|
Total Assets |
UGX 7.11Tn |
UGX 8.61Tn |
21.00% |
|
Net Loans & Advances |
UGX 3.72Tn |
UGX 4.16Tn |
11.90% |
|
Customer Deposits |
UGX 4.21Tn |
UGX 5.27Tn |
25.10% |
|
Shareholders’ Equity |
UGX 1.56Tn |
UGX 1.85Tn |
18.40% |
This performance reflects sustained customer trust, with deposits growing significantly as more Ugandans continue to choose Centenary Bank as their financial partner.
Growing With Our Customers
By the end of 2025, over 77.6% of the Bank’s customers came from underserved segments, including smallholder farmers, women, youth, refugees, and rural communities.
|
Customer Impact |
2025 |
|
Customers from underserved communities |
2.39M |
|
Total customer deposits |
UGX 5.27Tn |
|
MSME & Agriculture portfolio |
UGX 1.76Tn |
|
Loans to women-led businesses |
118,766 |
|
Smallholder farmers supported |
58,519 |
|
Microfinance clients served |
122,833 |
|
Agent banking contribution |
49% of transactions |
Through our network of branches, ATMs, and over 9,000 agent banking points, the bank continues to bring financial services closer to where customers live and work.
Financing What Matters
We have continued to channel capital into sectors that drive livelihoods and economic growth.
In 2025, we disbursed UGX 281.7 billion in sustainable finance, supporting over 180,000 beneficiaries across agriculture, MSMEs, and social impact initiatives.
Targeted programmes such as GROW, Supawoman, Cente Youth, and the National Youth Venture Capital Fund continue to unlock opportunities for women and young entrepreneurs, enabling business growth and long-term financial resilience.
Driving Sustainability and Community Impact
The Bank’s commitment extends beyond finance into environmental stewardship and community development.
|
Sustainability & Community Impact |
2025 |
|
CSR investment |
UGX 4.9Bn |
|
Community initiatives supported |
1,153 |
|
Trees planted |
69,000+ |
|
Branches transitioned to solar |
10 |
|
Emissions reduction |
6.30% |
|
Financial literacy beneficiaries |
33,341 |
Through partnerships such as the Rotary Cancer Run and nationwide community initiatives, we continue to invest in health, financial literacy, and social well-being.
Strength You Can Trust
Despite a challenging operating environment, the Bank maintained strong asset quality, with a non-performing loan ratio of 2.94%, supported by disciplined credit management.
The 2025 financial statements were independently audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers, receiving an unqualified opinion, reinforcing transparency and governance standards.
Looking Ahead
In 2026, we will continue to build on this momentum, with a focus on:
- Enhancing customer experience through a new core banking system
- Improving operational efficiency and service delivery
- Expanding access to finance across key sectors of the economy
We remain committed to supporting Uganda’s growth by empowering individuals, businesses, and communities with the financial tools they need to thrive.
Download Full Report (PDF): https://www.centenarybank.co.ug/dcs/2025-financial-results.pdf