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Consolidated Bank has bounced back to profit-making territory following years of losses. The bank reported a 21.6 million shillings net profit for the half-year ending June 30, 2025, compared to a loss of 76.8 million shillings during the same period last year. The half-year results underscore the lender’s ongoing recovery strategy centered on revenue diversification and balance sheet expansion
Consolidated bank returns to profit with KES 21.6M gain
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