NDB Bank hosts ‘Analysts Earnings Call’ on FY 2025 Financial Results

Above: (Pictured L to R) - Nadika Ranasinghe – Vice President, Strategy and Business Intelligence; Alex Perera - Vice President, Risk/CRO; K.V. Vinoj - Deputy CEO; Kelum Edirisinghe - Director/CEO; Sanjaya Perera – Senior Vice President, Personal Banking & Customer Experience; Damitha Samaranayake – Vice President, Treasury, and Azzam Ahamat – Vice President, Finance.

National Development Bank PLC (NDB) recently conducted its Analysts Earnings Call following the release of the financial results and annual report for the full year ended December 31, 2025.

The session, led by Kelum Edirisinghe, Director/ Chief Executive Officer of NDB Bank, together with the bank’s senior management team, was held virtually via Zoom. During the call, the CEO delivered a comprehensive overview of the bank’s financial performance for FY 2025, outlining key strategic priorities, operational highlights, and the bank’s future plans. His presentation was followed by an interactive Q&A session, offering analysts the opportunity to gain deeper insights into NDB’s performance and future trajectory, the bank said in a media release.

The forum attracted a wide cross-section of stakeholders, including research analysts, stockbrokers and fund managers among others, reflecting continued interest in the bank’s progress and strategic direction. The session once again underscored the bank’s steadfast commitment to transparency, accountability, and proactive stakeholder engagement. Since 2014, NDB has consistently hosted its quarterly and annual earnings calls, reinforcing a culture of openness and trust. Transcripts and recordings of the call will be made available on the bank’s website, ensuring ongoing accessibility to key information.

During the presentation, the CEO highlighted the bank’s performance in 2025, shaped by a disciplined strategic focus on strengthening core banking operations, enhancing portfolio quality, and driving sustainable, long-term growth. Continued investments in digital transformation, broad-based loan book growth, with notable expansion in the SME loan book, reflecting support extended to the sector, and strong emphasis on transactional banking and fee-based income streams were other highlights.

The discussion also covered other key areas of interest, including deposits and CASA growth, capital and liquidity, and outlook on credit demand and interest rate movements.

The Analysts Earnings Call continues to serve as a vital platform for NDB Bank, reinforcing its commitment to building investor community confidence and fostering long-term relationships.