Bank Audi Publishes its Non-audited Financial Results for Q2 2026Audi Results
Bank Audi published on 3 September 2026 its non-audited consolidated financial results for Q2 2026. In its statement, the Bank highlighted the following:
“1) Sustained performance under exceptional conditions: Maintaining positive operating performance despite the repercussions of the war and the economic, legislative and regulatory uncertainties associated with the adoption of the Financial Stabilization and Deposits Repayment Law addressing the financial gap; 2) Continued commitment to supporting the national economy: Bank Audi reaffirms its commitment, within available means, to its policy of serving the national economy, while preserving its financial position; 3) Cautious and selective resumption of financing: Continuing to extend new facilities selectively, while maintaining stringent credit standards in line with prevailing risk levels; 4) Accelerating the digital transformation journey: Continuing to develop the neo platform and digital products to support growth in the customer base and promote non-cash financial intermediation in the country; 5) Recurring operating profitability: Achieving recurring net profits of around US$45 million during the first half of 2026; 6) Preserving financial standing as a key priority: Maintaining a conservative approach to liquidity and risk management, while the sustained earning capacity reinforce the capital base in anticipation of sector restructuring and the Financial Stabilization and Deposits Repayment Law”.
It also added a Disclaimer: “the figures below were published to comply with regulatory publishing requirements for listed banks operating in Lebanon. They should not be relied upon for decision-making, and they should be read in conjunction with the full set of financial statements and related disclosures as published on the Bank’s website (reference to the 2025 Annual Report)”.
For Q2 2025, Bank Audi’s net profits amounted to $45.41 million compared to $63.69 million in Q2 2025. As to assets, they stood at $14.61 billion, less by 3.33% relative to end 2025; deposits reached $12.39 billion, down by 3.84%; loans stood at $1.07 billion, less by 6.21%; and shareholders’ equity was $1.15 billion, down by 0.82%.
