QNB Egypt’s Assets Surge 236% in Five Years to EGP 1.113 Trillion
QNB Egypt recorded a significant expansion in its asset base over the five years to September 2026, with total assets rising 236% to approximately EGP 1.113 trillion, compared with EGP 331.04 billion at the end of September 2021.
The increase represents an additional EGP 782.03 billion over the five-year period, highlighting the continued expansion of the bank’s financial position.
Annual Growth in QNB Egypt’s Assets
According to the bank’s standalone financial statements, QNB Egypt’s assets increased 28.5% year-on-year at the end of September 2026, reaching EGP 1.113 trillion versus EGP 866.82 billion a year earlier.
This represents an annual increase of approximately EGP 246.25 billion.
The bank had recorded 10.4% asset growth between September 2024 and September 2025, when assets rose from EGP 785.11 billion to EGP 866.82 billion, an increase of EGP 81.72 billion.
Strong Asset Expansion Over Five Years
Between September 2023 and September 2024, QNB Egypt’s assets increased 34.4%, rising from EGP 584.04 billion to EGP 785.11 billion, with an annual increase of around EGP 201.07 billion.
Assets also grew 32.5% between September 2022 and September 2023, reaching EGP 584.04 billion compared with EGP 440.87 billion at the end of September 2022. The increase amounted to approximately EGP 143.17 billion.
QNB Egypt’s Asset Growth Since 2021
At the end of September 2021, QNB Egypt’s assets stood at around EGP 331.04 billion. By September 2022, they had risen to EGP 440.87 billion, representing annual growth of 33.2% and an increase of EGP 109.84 billion.
The figures show that QNB Egypt maintained an upward trajectory in its asset base throughout the five-year period, with varying annual growth rates. The strongest increases were recorded during 2023 and 2024, followed by renewed acceleration in the year ending September 2026.
EGP 782 Billion Added to Asset Base
Over the full period under review, QNB Egypt added approximately EGP 782.03 billion to its total assets, increasing from EGP 331.04 billion in September 2021 to EGP 1.113 trillion in September 2026.
The cumulative growth reflects the significant expansion of the bank’s balance sheet and the continued increase in the scale of its financial operations over the five-year period.