Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain – 29 March 2026: Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain (KFH–Bahrain)) held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) virtually via video conference, commencing with the approval of the minutes of the previous AGM held on 24 March 2025. This was followed by a review of the Bank’s performance and financial results for the year ended 31 December 2025, and the approval of a number of resolutions reflecting the strength of its financial position and its continued commitment to sustainable growth and value creation for shareholders.

During the meeting, shareholders approved the Board of Directors’ report and the external auditor’s report, in addition to the consolidated financial statements. They also reviewed the reports of the Sharia Supervisory Board and the external Sharia auditor, reflecting the Bank’s firm commitment to the highest standards of corporate governance and compliance with Sharia principles, in line with the requirements of the Central Bank of Bahrain, as well as the disclosure of related party transactions in accordance with the approved regulatory frameworks.

The AGM also approved the Board’s recommendation on the distribution of profits for 2025, with a cash dividend of 14.4% of the nominal share value, equivalent to 3.6 US cents per share, amounting to a total of US$401,325,532, to be distributed on 14 April 2026. This reflects the Bank’s commitment to delivering rewarding returns to shareholders while maintaining a strong financial position. The recommendations also included transferring US$73,058,511 to the statutory reserve, in addition to retaining US$254,201,068 as retained earnings to support future growth and expansion plans.

The AGM further approved the discharge of the Board members from liability for their actions during the financial year, as well as the election of a new Board of Directors comprising nine members for a three-year term (2026–2029), subject to the approval of the Central Bank of Bahrain.

In addition, the AGM approved the reappointment of the members of the Sharia Supervisory Board for a three-year term ending no later than 31 March 2029, with the Board of Directors authorised to determine their remuneration. It also approved the reappointment of the external auditor and the external Sharia auditor for the financial year ending 31 December 2026, with the Board authorised to determine their fees, subject to the approval of the Central Bank of Bahrain, further reinforcing the Bank’s commitment to best practices in governance and oversight.

On this occasion, Mr Hamad Abdulmohsen Al Marzouq, Chairman of Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain, stated: “We extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our valued shareholders and all our partners for their continued trust and support, which represent a fundamental pillar in achieving this positive performance and strengthening the Bank’s position.”

He added: “The results for 2025 demonstrated stable performance, supported by growth in operating income and an expansion in the financing portfolio. This reflects the success of our strategy based on diversification and disciplined risk management, alongside leveraging synergies within Kuwait Finance House Group, enabling us to continue delivering sustainable value to all stakeholders.”

For his part, Dr Shadi Zahran, Group Chief Executive Officer of Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain, commented: “The AGM reflects the strong performance achieved by the Bank in 2025, which saw growth in net profit attributable to shareholders reaching US$730.6 million, driven by higher operating income, improved operational efficiency, and expansion in financing activities, particularly within the corporate sector.”

He added: “We will continue to build on this growth and positive momentum in the coming period by executing our strategic priorities and further developing innovative Sharia-compliant banking solutions, while enhancing customer experience and expanding our business footprint, supported by the Group’s strength and regional presence.”

KFH–Bahrain continues to strengthen its position as one of the Kingdom’s leading Islamic banking institutions, supported by a strong capital base, a flexible operating model, and a clear strategy focused on innovation, sustainability, and long-term value creation for shareholders and customers.

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Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain – 27 March 2026: As part of its firm commitment to its national responsibility and its dedication to supporting the community under all circumstances, Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain (KFH-Bahrain), in collaboration with KAAF Humanitarian, visited a number of Bahraini families whose homes were damaged as a result of recent incidents. The visit formed part of a humanitarian initiative aimed at providing support and assistance, while sharing with them the joyful Eid Al Fitr celebrations.

The initiative included visits to some of the most affected households in Muharraq and Sitra, where a number of KFH–Bahrain employees joined the families in celebrating Eid. This humanitarian gesture reflected the spirit of solidarity and social cohesion, alongside the provision of financial contributions aimed at alleviating the impact of the damages to their homes and supporting them during this period.

This gesture comes as an extension of KFH–Bahrain’s ongoing approach to supporting charitable and humanitarian work, and reinforcing its active presence in community initiatives, particularly during times that call for unity and solidarity. It also reflects the Bank’s commitment to supporting the efforts of the Respected Government in addressing the repercussions of recent events and contributing to mitigating their impact on affected families through initiatives that deliver direct and sustainable impact.

The initiative further embodies the continued effective partnership between the Bank and KAAF Humanitarian, which has resulted in the implementation of several community initiatives in recent periods, reflecting both parties’ commitment to delivering effective humanitarian programmes that support beneficiaries and promote a culture of giving and community engagement.

Commenting on the occasion, Mohd Abusaqer, Head of Corporate Communications at KFH–Bahrain, stated: “At Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain, we are keen to remain close to the community in all circumstances and to reflect through our initiatives our genuine commitment to our social and national responsibility. Our visit to the affected families and sharing in their Eid celebrations is an expression of our solidarity with them and our commitment to supporting them, reflecting the authentic values of the Bahraini society based on unity and mutual support.”

He added: “We believe in the importance of ensuring that our community initiatives deliver tangible and sustainable impact, directly supporting beneficiaries. This is what we strive to achieve through our partnerships with civil society organisations, including KAAF Humanitarian. We remain committed to launching further quality initiatives that enhance social stability and support development efforts in the Kingdom of Bahrain.”

Through this initiative, KFH–Bahrain reaffirms its continued approach to implementing social and humanitarian programmes in line with its vision to strengthen community solidarity and reinforce its position as a leading financial institution that combines banking excellence with humanitarian commitment, actively contributing to supporting Bahraini society under all circumstances.

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Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain – 18 March 2026: As part of its ongoing commitment to enhancing its banking services for the corporate sector and providing secure and innovative solutions that facilitate financial and commercial operations while supporting business continuity under various circumstances, Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain (KFH-Bahrain) has announced the launch of a specialised service for the collection and delivery of trade finance documents directly between clients’ premises and the bank. The service aims to enhance transaction efficiency, provide a more flexible and seamless banking experience, and support the continuity of companies’ commercial operations with efficiency and stability.

This service represents a valuable addition to the bank’s suite of corporate banking services, enabling clients to request the collection or delivery of documents related to trade finance transactions (under Letters of Credit and Guarantee) directly from their business premises without the need to visit bank branches in addition to delivering back the required documents to the clients’ premises.

This service represents an additional step in KFH–Bahrain’s commitment to enhancing convenience for its corporate clients by providing practical solutions that simplify commercial transaction, particularly in cases that require handling original documents. It also supports business continuity and provides greater flexibility in managing commercial operations under various circumstances.

Commenting on the launch, Mr Mohamed Asem, Deputy Group Chief Executive Officer – Corporate Banking at KFH–Bahrain , said: “At Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain, we remain committed to developing our banking services in line with the evolving needs of our corporate clients, while enhancing the efficiency of their financial and commercial transactions. The trade finance document collection and delivery service represents a valuable addition aimed at simplifying procedures related to handling original documents for trade operations, saving our clients time and efforts while providing them with a more seamless banking experience.”

He added: “This unique service has been designed to provide the highest levels of flexibility and convenience for our clients, particularly in situations that require the exchange of physical documents with the bank or with relevant official entities. It also represents one of the initiatives that supports business continuity, especially in exceptional circumstances that may limit mobility. We continuously strive to provide practical solutions that enhance businesses’ ability to manage their operations with flexibility and sustainability.”

Through such initiatives, KFH–Bahrain continues to enhance its corporate banking services, reinforcing its role as a trusted banking partner for the business sector in the Kingdom of Bahrain by providing innovative banking solutions that support business growth and keep pace with the evolving demands of the modern trade environment.

Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain – 17 March 2026: Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain (KFH-Bahrain) reaffirmed its continued commitment to empowering its corporate clients to manage their financial operations with efficiency and flexibility by offering a comprehensive suite of advanced digital banking solutions. These services enable companies to complete their transactions with ease and security, helping ensure business continuity and enhancing the efficiency of remote financial operations under various circumstances.

In this context, KFH–Bahrain encourages its corporate clients to benefit from the Bank’s Corporate Deposit Cards, which provide a practical solution for conducting cash deposits through the Bank’s ATM network around the clock. This service allows companies to issue dedicated cards for employees exclusively for deposit purposes, enabling them to deposit cash conveniently and securely without granting access to account balances or payment capabilities, thereby enhancing security and oversight in managing cash operations.

In addition, the Bank’s Corporate Digital Banking Platform (B2B) offers advanced capabilities that enable clients to manage all financial operations at any time and from anywhere through the corporate mobile app across various devices. The platform allows companies to process payroll transfers, conduct local and international transfers, monitor accounts, manage liquidity efficiently, and execute a wide range of banking requests electronically. These include financing requests , opening accounts and deposits, audit confirmation requests, issuing manager cheques or demand drafts, requesting cheque books, and other corporate banking services.

As part of its ongoing support for companies engaged in international trade, the Bank also provides effective digital trade finance solutions that enable clients to submit and track trade finance requests electronically, including letters of guarantee and letters of credit, as well as manage related amendments smoothly and efficiently. These solutions contribute to improving the efficiency of cross-border trade operations.

Additionally, KFH–Bahrain also offers its corporate clients Virtual Account Management solutions, which represent an effective option for companies seeking to provide remote payment methods to their customers. This service enables instant payment reconciliation with real-time notifications and clear visibility of financial transactions, thereby enhancing collection efficiency while ensuring higher levels of transparency and monitoring. The Bank also encourages clients to benefit from digital payment solutions such as Point of Sale (POS) systems and Payment Gateway services.

Commenting on this, Mr. Mohamed Assem, Deputy Group Chief Executive Officer – Corporate Banking of Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain, said: “At KFH–Bahrain, we remain committed to continuously developing our digital services ecosystem in line with global best practices in the banking sector, strengthening our ability to meet the evolving needs of our corporate clients across various industries. The digital solutions we offer today provide advanced tools that enable companies to manage their financial operations efficiently and securely, from anywhere and at any time.”

He added: “The adoption of digital banking solutions has become an essential factor in enhancing business efficiency and accelerating financial processes. We are committed to providing innovative services that support our clients and give them the flexibility and reliability they need to manage their daily operations and grow their businesses with confidence.”

The Bank invites corporate clients interested in benefiting from these services to contact their relationship manager or reach out to the Bank’s call centre on 17221999 to register for any of the available corporate banking services.

Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain – 16 March 2026: : Kuwait Finance House–Bahrain (KFH-Bahrain) has announced the availability of new Eid banknotes through the Bank’s Extreme Teller Machines (XTMs).

This marks the first time this service is offered via these interactive devices, a move that reflects the Bank’s ongoing commitment to sharing the joy of festive occasions with its customers. Furthermore, this initiative aligns with KFH-Bahrain’s goal of providing innovative banking services that enhance accessibility and ensure a seamless, convenient banking experience.

The Bank further clarified that the service will be available through three Extreme Teller Machines (XTMs) located at the Adliya and Manama branches—with two machines at the Adliya branch and one at the Manama branch. Through these devices, customers can easily obtain the new banknotes designated for “Eidiya” (traditional Eid gift money), benefiting from a platform designed to facilitate banking transactions with speed and efficiency.

KFH-Bahrain further noted that this service is exclusive to the Bank’s customers and can be accessed using their Personal Identity Card (CPR). The new banknotes will be available starting from Monday, March 15, and will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.

The launch of this distinctive service is part of KFH-Bahrain’s ongoing efforts to elevate the customer experience and provide advanced banking solutions that meet their diverse needs. It also underscores the Bank’s dedication to introducing initiatives tailored to festive seasons and holidays, enabling customers to benefit from innovative banking services that offer greater convenience and flexibility in their transactions.

KFH-Bahrain encourages customers wishing to locate the nearest branches or ATMs to visit the Bank’s website at www.bh.kfh.com. They can also follow the Bank’s official Instagram account @kfh.bahrain for the latest updates and services. Additionally, customers are invited to utilise the Bank’s digital banking services through its mobile app, which allows them to complete various banking transactions easily and securely, anytime and anywhere.

Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain –12 March 2026 : Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain (KFH-Bahrain) announced that it has obtained the ISO 22301:2019 certification in Business Continuity Management Systems (BCMS), following the successful completion of a comprehensive and independent audit conducted by Bureau Veritas, a globally recognised leader in testing, inspection and ISO certification. The achievement reflects the Bank’s firm commitment to strengthening its operational resilience and ensuring the sustainability of its operations in line with international best practices.

This milestone comes as part of the institutional approach adopted by KFH-Bahrain in managing risks and strengthening governance and internal control frameworks. The Bank continues to reinforce its position as a leading financial institution by developing its operational systems and adopting global standards that enhance its ability to address various potential scenarios while ensuring the continued delivery of banking services with high efficiency and reliability.

The certification also underscores KFH-Bahrain’s commitment to implementing an integrated Business Continuity Management framework aimed at identifying potential risks, assessing their operational impact and establishing effective response plans. This ensures uninterrupted service delivery, safeguards the interests of customers and strengthens the confidence of partners and investors. It further reflects the Bank’s strategic focus on enhancing institutional readiness and fostering a proactive preparedness culture across its various departments.

On this occasion, Dr Shadi Zahran, Group Chief Executive Officer of KFH–Bahrain, stated: “Obtaining this international certification confirms our continued commitment to strengthening our operational resilience and advancing our capabilities in the areas of institutional security, risk management and business continuity. This achievement reflects our dedication to implementing the highest international standards to ensure the Bank’s readiness to efficiently address any potential challenges.”

He further said: “Business continuity represents a fundamental pillar of our institutional strategy, given its direct link to the confidence of our customers and partners and the stability of our operations. Accordingly, we will continue to invest in developing our systems and procedures and enhancing the efficiency of our teams, reinforcing our ability to respond effectively while maintaining the highest levels of operational reliability.”

Dr Zahran added: “This prestigious international accreditation further strengthens Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain’s position among financial institutions that place institutional resilience at the core of their strategy, and reflects its ongoing commitment to protecting the interests of all customers and partners while supporting sustainable growth built on strong operational foundations.”

The ISO 22301:2019 certification is a globally recognised standard in the field of Business Continuity Management. KFH-Bahrain’s attainment of this certification confirms that its operations are aligned with leading international standards in enhancing operational readiness and ensuring service continuity under various circumstances.

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Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain – 8 March 2026: In line with its ongoing commitment to enhancing customer experience and delivering innovative banking solutions, Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain (KFH) has announced the launch of its “Cash Delivery Service.” Designed for Private and Premium banking clients, this service aims to provide unparalleled convenience and security by enabling them to access cash without needing to visit a branch.

The new service allows clients to request cash delivery to any location within the Kingdom of Bahrain. Requests can be submitted 24/7 through the bank’s call centre or by directly contacting their Relationship Manager. To ensure timely preparation and secure delivery, requests should be made at least 24 hours in advance.

Additionally, the service will be available on Fridays and public holidays, reflecting the bank’s dedication to offering practical banking solutions that accommodate customer needs at all times, under all circumstances.

Commenting on the launch, Dr Shadi Zahran, Group CEO of KFH – Bahrain, stated, “At KFH – Bahrain, we continue to develop innovative banking services that prioritise customer convenience and security. This initiative underscores our dedication to offering advanced banking solutions that enhance the overall customer experience. The ‘Cash Delivery Service’ exemplifies this approach by providing flexibility and convenience to our valued Private and Premium banking clients.”

He added, “Through this service, we grant our clients greater privacy and ease of access to cash at their preferred times. This aligns with the bank’s goal of delivering innovative solutions that elevate the customer experience and enhance the quality of services provided.”

KFH– Bahrain continues to strengthen its position as a leading financial institution in the Kingdom by offering a comprehensive range of Sharia-compliant banking products and services, while integrating the latest banking innovations to enhance customer satisfaction and support their evolving needs.

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About Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain:

Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain is one of the leading Islamic banks in the Kingdom of Bahrain, offering a comprehensive suite of Sharia-compliant banking solutions and services for individuals and businesses. The bank maintains a strong focus on digital innovation while delivering advanced banking experiences that meet customer needs and reinforce its leadership in the financial sector.