HSBC Bank Malta has published its annual results for 2025, showing a profit before tax of €109.0 million, marking the third consecutive year that pre-tax profits in Malta have exceeded €100 million. The profits reflect growth in customer deposits — which soared to a record €6.53 billion — as well as strong results in wealth management and asset distribution. The bank’s board has recommended a final gross dividend of 8.4 cents per share, bringing the total payout for the year to 18.4 cents.
Profits before tax, however, were 29 % lower than in 2024, when HSBC Malta reported a pre-tax profit of €154.5 million and delivered record results driven by revenue growth across all major lines and sizeable releases of expected credit losses. Earnings per share also declined from 27.8 cents in 2024 to 19.9 cents in 2025, as the bank reduced its operations.
The 2025 results are published amid the ongoing sale of HSBC Malta to Greece’s CrediaBank. The bank’s divestment and workplace developments, including negotiations with the Malta Union of Banking Employees over compensation packages have been concluded.
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