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    ING Bank Romania reports revenue of over 4 billion lei, up 5 percent in 2025

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    ING Bank Romania’s total revenue increased by 5 percent in 2025 compared to 2024, exceeding 4 billion lei, a trend driven by a 12 percent growth in the loan portfolio.

    Deposits reached 72.4 billion lei, up 4 percent from the previous year, securing a market share of 10.7 percent. Operating expenses increased by 13.1 percent compared to the previous year, driven by the increase in the special tax on turnover, as well as investments in digitalization and resilience projects.

    In this context, and due to the normalization of risk provision expenses, ING Bank Romania recorded a gross profit of 1.6 billion lei, 10.2 percent lower than the previous year, while maintaining a solid foundation for future investments.

    ”In a year full of challenges, the fact that we have achieved excellent results and continue to grow brings us joy and confirms that our focus on innovation and responsible services is on the right track. Nearly 2 million customers have chosen us as their banking partner, a number that continues to grow. The 2025 results reflect the resilience of the population and the business environment, as well as the commitment of ING’s teams to supporting our customers’ development plans.” – Mihaela Bîtu, CEO ING Bank Romania.

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