JS Bank's nine-month profit after tax rises 67% to Rs4.3 billion
JS Bank Limited reported a 67% rise in profit after tax to PKR 4.300 billion for the nine months ended September 30, 2026. Earnings per share rose to PKR 2.10 from PKR 1.25.

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- Profit after tax rose 67% to PKR 4.300 billion from PKR 2.569 billion.
- Profit before tax was PKR 8.932 billion, up 58%.
- Total assets grew 12% to PKR 733.719 billion; deposits rose 10% to PKR 598.123 billion.
- Capital Adequacy Ratio stood at 13.30% as at September 30, 2026.
JS Bank Limited (PSX: JSBL) announced its financial results for the nine months ended September 30, 2026, reporting a 67% increase in profit after tax to PKR 4.300 billion, compared with PKR 2.569 billion in the same period last year.
Profit before tax was PKR 8.932 billion, up 58% from PKR 5.665 billion a year earlier. Earnings per share rose to PKR 2.10 from PKR 1.25.
The bank's total assets grew 12% to PKR 733.719 billion from PKR 655.636 billion at December 2025. Total deposits increased 10% to PKR 598.123 billion from PKR 543.502 billion.
The share of non-remunerative deposits in the deposit base improved to 43.35% from 40.87% at December 2025.
Fee income increased 4.34% to PKR 3.828 billion, while non-markup expenses rose 3.3% to PKR 23.152 billion.
The bank recorded a net reversal of credit loss allowances of PKR 1.733 billion in the nine-month period. In the corresponding period last year it had recorded a net charge of PKR 3.182 billion.
JS Bank also completed its sixth Tier-2 Term Finance Certificate issuance of PKR 4 billion. Its Capital Adequacy Ratio was 13.30% as at September 30, 2026.
Basir Shamsie, President and CEO of JS Bank, said: "Our nine-month performance reflects the steady progress we are making in strengthening JS Bank's financial position and growing our core business. The continued growth in deposits, improvement in our low-cost deposit mix, and disciplined cost management are encouraging. We remain focused on sustainable growth, enhancing customer experience, and supporting the financing needs of key sectors of Pakistan's economy."
Why it matters
The results show the financial position of a listed Pakistani lender, which is relevant to its customers and shareholders in Pakistan.



