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Alpha Morgan Bank records N1.9 billion profit before tax within first 10 months of operation
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2026-06-01 11:03   Business   10

Alpha Morgan Bank records N1.9 billion profit before tax within first 10 months of operation

Alpha Morgan Bank don show strong early performance as dem report Profit Before Tax of N1.9 billion just within their first 10 months of operation.This result stand out for Nigeria banking space, especially as the bank quickly break even in less than one year, which no be common for new financial institutions.The performance show say their strategy and execution dey work well, and customers don start to trust their model.From the financial highlights, the bank gather over N103 billion in customer deposits and generate gross earnings of N13.1 billion.Dem also report a net interest margin of 67 percent and zero non-performing loans, which mean say their loan portfolio still clean and well managed.The growth come from strong customer acquisition, expansion of branches, and focus on demand deposits.Dem also put effort into building quality risk assets and maintaining balance sheet efficiency.

The bank management talk say their success no just be numbers but proof say clear vision, discipline, and market opportunity fit deliver results when combined well.

According to the Managing Director, Ade Buraimo, the achievement reflect the hard work of staff, customer confidence, and strong foundation for future growth.Alpha Morgan Bank start operation in March 2025 with approval to run 14 branches across Nigeria, which help them scale quickly.Dem also rely on technology-driven operations, transparent processes, and customer-focused innovation to drive their services.

Overall, the bank position itself not just as a financial institution but as a partner for customers, aiming to deliver practical and satisfying banking experience while building long-term growth in Nigeria’s financial sector.

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