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Zenith Bank Achieves Historic N1 Trillion Profit After Tax in 2024 Fiscal Year

Victoria Attah by Victoria Attah
March 27, 2025
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Zenith Bank’s Market Cap Surpasses One Trillion Naira as Shares Soar by 3.23%
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Zenith Bank Plc has made history by posting a record-breaking profit after tax of N1.03 trillion for the 2024 financial year. This marks a remarkable 52.5% increase compared to the N676.9 billion recorded in the previous year.

The bank’s financial results also reveal that gross earnings surged to N4 trillion, driven primarily by strong interest income and trading revenue. This underscores Zenith Bank’s robust financial performance and its ability to navigate Nigeria’s evolving economic landscape.

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Factors Behind Zenith Bank’s Growth

The bank’s exceptional profit growth can be attributed to:

  • Higher interest income from loans and investments.
  • Strong trading income, reflecting strategic positioning in financial markets.
  • Improved operational efficiency, contributing to higher profitability.

With this impressive performance, Zenith Bank reinforces its leadership position in Nigeria’s banking sector, demonstrating resilience and adaptability in a dynamic financial environment.

What This Means for Investors

The record-breaking profit is likely to boost investor confidence, potentially leading to higher dividends and increased share value. As Nigeria’s financial sector continues to evolve, Zenith Bank’s results highlight strong market positioning and effective strategic execution.

With the 2024 fiscal year setting a new benchmark, all eyes will be on Zenith Bank’s next moves as it seeks to sustain its growth momentum in 2025.

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