For the first nine months of the financial year ended 30 September, QNB Group posted a net profit of QAR 13.3 billion, up 4% on September 2025. Total assets, meanwhile, reached QAR 1,464 billion, a rise of 5%.
What net profit did QNB Group post over nine months?
before the impact of hyperinflation, this profit reaches QAR 16.4 billion, up 8% on September 2025.
QNB Group, a leading financial institution across the Middle East and Africa (MEA Region), has published its results for the nine-month period ended 30 September.
Over this period, the group’s net profit reached QAR 13.3 billion, up 4% on September 2025.
Why also look at the result excluding hyperinflation?
The net profit reported by QNB Group stands at QAR 13.3 billion, up 4%. A second figure deserves your attention: before the impact of hyperinflation, this profit reaches QAR 16.4 billion, up 8% on September 2025.
Comparing the two results helps put the group’s activity in perspective, beyond this accounting effect. The 8% rise posted excluding hyperinflation, higher than that of the reported result, suggests reading both figures together rather than in isolation.
And on the balance sheet side, what does total assets show?
On the balance sheet, QNB Group’s total assets rose to QAR 1,464 billion, up 5% on September 2025.
This figure rounds out the picture drawn by the net profit: beyond the year’s results, it is the whole of QNB Group’s balance sheet that is growing stronger.
At the end of these nine months, QNB Group paints a coherent picture: net profit on the rise, a result excluding hyperinflation growing even faster, and a balance sheet that keeps strengthening. All three movements point the same way: growth is holding, and it holds up even better once hyperinflation is factored out.
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