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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 37519, member: 636"]
Uganda banks made more money last year, with profits climbing to 1.63 trillion shillings from 1.41 trillion shillings earlier. Three banks earned over sixty percent of all banking money. Stanbic Bank kept first place, making 486.82 billion shillings, growing fifteen percent higher than before. Centenary Bank earned 342.82 billion shillings for second place. Absa Bank took third with 177.8 billion shillings, rising fastest among top banks at twenty-two percent.

Dfcu Bank surprised everyone with huge gains of one hundred twenty-one percent, reaching 75.13 billion shillings after past troubles. IM Bank doubled its earnings with seventy-six percent growth, showing smaller banks can succeed against larger rivals. These good results show Uganda's business climate improving, with more companies feeling safe about their plans. Banks earn more when they lend more money, with loans paid back properly through wider banking services across the country.

Local banks like Centenary help bring services to village areas that other banks miss. DTB Uganda lost 17.28 billion shillings last year, showing that not all banks did well. Standard Chartered fell 60.94 billion shillings from its previous earnings. Banks with poor systems face hard times ahead as better banks take their customers away.
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