
KUWAIT FINANCE HOUSE K.S.C.P. AND SUBSIDIARIES
KFH • Kuwait Boursa
Sector
Banking
Last Updated
9/3/2026
About KFH
Kuwait Finance House K.S.C.P., together with its subsidiaries, provides Islamic banking products and services in the Middle East, Europe, and internationally. The company operates through four segments: Treasury, Retail and Private Banking, Corporate Banking, and Investment. The Treasury segment offers liquidity management, murabaha investments, and investment in debt securities, as well as exchange of deposits with banks, financial institutions, and international banking relationships. The Retail and Private Banking segment provides various products and services to individuals, as well as customized banking services to high-net-worth individuals. The Corporate Banking segment offers banking services and investment products to corporates, such as commodity and real estate murabaha finance, local leasing, wakala, and istisna'a facilities. The Investment segment manages direct equity and real estate investments. It provides current, gold, electron, wakala investment and deposit, and savings accounts; installment, consumer, auto, construction, medical care, and other financing; and debit, prepaid, and credit cards. The company also offers various deposits, letters of credit, and letter of guarantees; merchant, safe deposit box, and portfolio management services; investment funds, plans, and deposits; insurance and car leasing services; financing against cash collaterals; new and used cars; project construction and other trading services; and e-banking, telephone, and ATM services. In addition, it is involved in the provision of real estate investment, development, leasing, trading, and management services; consultancy, computer maintenance, and software services; and healthcare services. The company was incorporated in 1977 and is headquartered in Kuwait City, Kuwait.
Headquarters
Kuwait City, Kuwait
Industry
Banking
Exchange
Boursa Kuwait
Key Metrics
Stock & Valuation
Profitability
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KFH annual financials
KUWAIT FINANCE HOUSE K.S.C.P. AND SUBSIDIARIES — revenue, net profit, assets, equity and earnings per share, 2021–2025. Source: audited annual reports filed to Boursa Kuwait.
| Year | Revenue | Net profit | Total assets | Equity | EPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | KD 1.83bn | KD 720.3m | KD 42.76bn | KD 6.84bn | 35.6 fils |
| 2024 | KD 1.63bn | KD 641.9m | KD 36.70bn | KD 6.42bn | 36.4 fils |
| 2023 | KD 1.46bn | KD 675.1m | KD 38.01bn | KD 6.16bn | 38.5 fils |
| 2022 | KD 1.07bn | KD 434.6m | KD 36.97bn | KD 6.29bn | 33.6 fils |
| 2021 | KD 811.0m | KD 310.1m | KD 21.79bn | KD 2.31bn | 28.6 fils |
Latest earnings call — Q2 2026
KUWAIT FINANCE HOUSE K.S.C.P. AND SUBSIDIARIES analyst conference, 2 August 2026
KFH delivered a resilient H1 2026 performance with core operating momentum accelerating, though headline growth was diluted by higher provisioning, non-controlling interests (NCIs), and Tier-1 Sukuk payments. Attributable net profit rose 6.1% YoY to KD 363.1 million, supported by robust 16.2% YoY growth in net operating income and a KD 40.5 million Saudi real estate disposal gain. The primary drag came from liability-driven margin compression (NFM down 35 bps YoY to 2.84%), concentrated in Kuveyt Türk. Overall, the thesis remains intact: core banking and fee generation are solid, cost discipline is delivering positive operating jaws, and management upgraded its cost-to-income guidance, expecting margin pressure to stabilize in H2.
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Latest DPS
0.010 KD
Year 2026
Dividend Yield
1.30%
Annual
Avg DPS
0.013 KD
10 years
Growth
-50.0%
10 years
Recent Payments
0.010 KD
Paid 8/18/2026
0.010 KD
Paid 8/19/2025
0.010 KD
Paid 8/19/2024