The Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT) posted a net profit of 1.153 billion dinars for the 2025 financial year, according to the report on the bank’s financial statements for 2025 and the auditors’ report, published by the issuing institution.
These results confirm the maintenance of a significant level of profitability, despite a decline compared with the previous year.
Declining results versus 2024
According to the published financial statements, the BCT’s profits declined in 2025 compared with 2024.
The central bank had achieved a net profit of 1.363 billion dinars in 2024, versus 1.153 billion dinars in 2025, a drop of 210 million dinars.
A balance sheet total of 56.486 billion dinars
The financial data also show a balance sheet total of the Central Bank of Tunisia on the order of 56.486 billion dinars at the close of the 2025 accounting year.
The institution’s own resources stood, for their part, at a positive level of 2.984 billion dinars.
181 million dinars allocated to reserves
The Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Tunisia, meeting on March 30, 2026, approved the allocation of the 2025 financial year’s result.
In this framework, an amount of 181 million dinars was allocated to a special reserve intended to strengthen the bank’s own funds.
This envelope is distributed between 66 million dinars devoted to the establishment of a reserve related to the unreleased fractions of the BCT’s participations, and 115 million dinars intended to strengthen the resilience reserve.
A consolidation of own funds
Despite the decline in net profit compared with 2024, the BCT’s financial statements show a profitable situation in 2025, accompanied by an orientation aimed at consolidating the institution’s own funds.
This approach is part of a context where strengthening reserves remains an important lever to preserve the Central Bank’s financial solidity and support its resilience capacity.
