Bank of Uganda reports 100% increase in surplus for FY 2025/26
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Updated Oct 20
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What happened
The Bank of Uganda recorded a surplus of 1.32 trillion shillings in the financial year 2025/26, which represents a 100 per cent increase from the previous year. The Bank also registered a net operating income of 1.91 trillion shillings for the year ended June 2026. Deputy Governor Augustus Nuwagaba stated that these results reflected budget discipline and prudent expenditure management.
From independent.co.ug
Why it matters
The strong financial performance of the Bank of Uganda reflects responsible deployment of resources and increased financial resilience. This performance strengthens the national economic standing of Uganda and signals improved sovereign creditworthiness.
From independent.co.ug
Who's involved
- Bank of UgandaCentral monetary authority managing financial stability for Uganda
- UgandaGeopolitical state where the Bank of Uganda operates
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Bank of Uganda
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Uganda
country in East Africa
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