FMBcapital posts strong half year results
Staff Writer | Saturday September 27, 2025 12:38
In a statement, officials said the group’s performance reflects continued strategic momentum and operational resilience, underpinned by its long-standing commitment to people-driven growth.
“Our performance this half-year is a testament to the strength of our people and the culture we’ve built over three decades,” said Jaco Viljoen, Chief Executive Officer of FMBcapital Holdings. “We’ve consistently invested in leadership, technical capability and a values-led culture that empowers our teams to deliver with purpose.”
FMBcapital’s customer deposits rose by 40%, surpassing $1.7 billion, with strong inflows into current and savings accounts. Loans and advances to customers grew by 19%, closing at $866 million. Officials said these indicators reflect the group’s ability to expand its asset base while maintaining liquidity strength and disciplined risk management.
Lebogang Seleke, Acting Chief Executive Officer of First Capital Bank Botswana, said the achievements this year reflect the dedication and commitment shown by staff across all levels of the organisation.
“We are proud of how our teams have continued to deliver with excellence, even in uncertain times. The strength of our people is what sets us apart, and we remain committed to creating a work environment where our staff can thrive and grow,” Seleke said.
Officials said FMBCH continues to place its people at the heart of the business. With over 2,000 employees across its subsidiaries, the Group fosters a diverse, inclusive, and multi-generational workforce. Internal promotions, a strong pipeline of emerging leaders, and active graduate trainee programmes highlight its commitment to developing talent from within. By First Capital Bank has been recognised as the Best Commercial Bank 2025 by the Business Pinnacle Awards and honored with two accolades at the Finance Derivative Awards 2025 - Best Corporate Bank Botswana and Best Banking Brand Botswana.