Charles Mudiwa, Managing Director & CEO of dfcu Bank. dfcu Bank today announced its interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2026, reporting solid growth across key balance sheet and income lines.The key Performance Highlights, when compared between June 2026 vs June 2025, showed that Customer Deposits grew by 17% to Shs 2.87 trillion, Loans & Advances grew by 20% to Shs 1.44 trillion, Total Assets grew by 12% to Shs 3.94 trillion, Non-interest Income grew by 35% to Shs 63.2 billion, Government Securities rose by 8% and Shareholders’ Equity increased by 2%.The results show that the Bank recorded a net loss of Shs15.7bn for the period, driven primarily by a significant one-off legal cost provision related to ongoing litigation connected to the Crane Bank matter.Excluding this exceptional item, the Bank’s core banking franchise delivered a resilient and profitable performance, reflecting continued customer confidence and disciplined execution of strategy.The results show that the Bank remains well capitalised, highly liquid, and fully compliant with all Bank of Uganda regulatory requirements.According to the Bank, Customer deposits remain secure and all operations continue normally.“Our half-year results demonstrate clear underlying strength. Customer deposits grew 17%, loans expanded 20%, and non-interest income rose 35%. These numbers reflect the trust our customers place in us and the hard work of our teams across the country. The reported loss is the result of a prudent and transparent recognition of exceptional and historical legal costs and therefore does not change the fundamental health of our business. We remain focused on serving our customers, supporting Uganda’s economy, and building long-term value,” stated Charles Mudiwa, Managing Director & CEO of dfcu Bank. The post dfcu Bank Posts Strong H1 Growth as Deposits Rise 17%, Loans Up 20% and Non-Interest Income Jumps 35% appeared first on Business Focus.