FBC Holdings Limited (FBCH) recorded a ZWG95.6 million profit from operations for the first quarter of 2026, up 1.16 percent from ZWG94.5 million recorded same period prior year, as the financial group continued to trade profitably underpinned by strong customer activity and diversified revenue streams.
The group recorded total income of ZWG719.8 million during the period, comprising funded income of ZWG349.4 million and non-funded income of ZWG376.2 million.
“Non-funded income was driven by higher transaction volumes, a higher digital adoption rate, and continued growth in fees and commissions across the Group’s diversified operations,” FBCH said.
The financial institution maintained a strong financial position, with total assets of ZWG21.2 billion and shareholders’ equity of ZWG3.9 billion.
Customer deposits closed the quarter at ZWG12.7 billion.
The customer activity, the group said, “reflected continued market confidence in the FBC brand and digital platforms”.
The institution said its loan book stood at ZWG10.4 billion, with lending focused on productive sectors of the economy.
“`Strategic borrowings of ZWG2.1 billion continued to support liquidity and funding capacity across the group’s operations.”
FBCH said all its subsidiaries are adequately capitalised and compliant with minimum regulatory capital requirements.
Going forward, the group said it will “continue to adapt its model, with a special focus on robust risk management, liquidity management, and digital transformation initiatives”.