Lidion Bank registered €3.5 million profit for the year in 2025, an increase over the €2.7 million it made in 2024.
The bank’s CEO, Jonathan Bellizzi, said that revenue grew to €19 million in 2025, while net operating income increased to €10.8 million from the €9.7 million in 2024.
The bank’s total assets also grew in 2025, reaching €391 million from the €282 million registered in 2024.
Loans to customers rose to €58 million, up from €34 million in 2024.
The bank’s cash management business also continued to scale. Client deposits reached €276 million at December 2025, up from €187 million in 2024, the CEO said.
During 2025, the bank also completed the issuance of a €5million 6 per cent unsecured subordinated bond, maturing in July 2035.
“Our main service lines, Cash Management and Financing (encompassing Corporate Lending and Factoring Solutions), have each contributed meaningfully to our performance. Cash Management has delivered enhanced solutions for liquidity and transaction efficiency, while Financing has supported diverse corporate clients in their ambitions through tailored lending and working capital products,” Trond Dale, Chairman of Lidion Bank, said.
He said that investment in technology remains central to the bank’s vision, with a particular emphasis on new technologies.
Looking to the future, Mr Bellizzi said the bank will remain focused on expanding its financing solutions and further enhancing cash management capabilities, while continuing to invest in digital transformation and operational automation.
He said that Lidion Bank remains “firmly committed” to supporting the digital advertising industry, “which continues to represent a strategically important market for theBank. We will continue to invest in the development and launch of innovative financial solutions tailored to the evolving needs of our clients.”
The Board of Directors resolved to recommend the payment of a final gross cash dividend of €0.3938 per ordinary share (€0.3741 net), amounting to a total net dividend payout of €2,600,000. The bank said that this final dividend is subject to approval by shareholders at the Annual General Meeting as well as regulatory non-objection, and has not been included as a liability in the financial statements.
