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Ing Booked a Profit of over 6 Billion in 2025, but Concerns About Persistent Uncertainty

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ING closed out the past year on a high note. In 2025, it generated revenue of €23 billion, almost 2 percent more than the previous year. This resulted in a profit of €6.3 billion. Profit, however, was slightly lower than in 2024. The revenue growth is mainly due to the bank earning more from customers paying for an ING account. The bank also benefited from high interest rates. ING earned significantly more in interest on loans than it had to pay…

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ING closed out the past year on a high note. In 2025, it generated revenue of €23 billion, almost 2 percent more than the previous year. This resulted in a profit of €6.3 billion. Profit, however, was slightly lower than in 2024. The revenue growth is mainly due to the bank earning more from customers paying for an ING account. The bank also benefited from high interest rates. ING earned significantly more in interest on loans than it had to pay…

·Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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ING Group earned 6,327 million euros in 2025, representing a decrease of 1% compared to the result in the previous year, according to the ‘orange entity’. The annual turnover of the Dutch bank was 23,035 million euros, 1.9% more than a year earlier, despite the decrease of 2.3% of net interest income, to 14,681 million, while those linked to the commissions increased by 14.8%, to 4,602 million. In the whole year, the provisions of ING Group tota…

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ING rose slightly on the Amsterdam stock exchange on Thursday. The Netherlands' largest bank saw a sharp increase in profit in the final quarter of 2025. CEO Steven van Rijswijk spoke of strong commercial growth and disciplined cost management, despite the "ongoing geopolitical uncertainty." According to the CEO, 2026 also promises to be a strong year for the bank. The outlook for 2027 has also been raised. The share price gained 0.6 percent.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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08:07 Commission income at ING Belgium has never risen as sharply as last year. But due to weaker interest income, bank levies, and significantly higher provisions for potential problem loans, the bank...

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De Tijd broke the news in Belgium on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
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