The latest business report by Coris Bank International (CBI SA) indicates that the first financial institution in Burkina Faso, carried out a net profit of 52.9 billion CFA francs (approximately $93.5 million) in third quarter 2025, up 6.25% year-on-year.

This result marks a solid recovery after a drop in 2024, supported by better cost control and a rebound in the local economy.

Net banking income grew by 9.7% to 101.3 billion CFA francs, reflecting better operational dynamics. Les customer deposits increased by 9.9% to 1,880 billion CFA francs, while customer loans fell by 3.2% for reach 1.2 trillion, as the bank adopted a more selective approach in terms of loans. Earnings before tax increased by 7.8% to reach 58.1 billion CFA francs.

Mso-fareast-language:en-us; Mso-bidi-language:ar-sa">Coris Bank International's results reflect the gradual macroeconomic recovery in Burkina Faso, supported by investments in mines and infrastructure. Steady growth Deposits and improved bank margins demonstrate confidence growing number of investors and consumers, despite a policy of prudent credit. Emphasis on operational discipline and control risks allowed profits to rebound after a difficult year 2024, during which net income fell sharply due to the increase in the cost of risks. CBI's continued resilience underscores its position as a key player in the West African banking sector, maintaining a strong capital adequacy and a diversified financing base.