Banking giant Citigroup has posted its Q4 earnings, showing steady growth in its revenues, as per an official press release by the company.
Net income for the period was $2.5 billion with a diluted earnings per share of $1.19. Revenue for the same period in Q4 of last year was $2.9 billion. Total revenue for the quarter was $19.9 billion, while revenue for the whole year was $85.2 billion.
“With record revenues and positive operating leverage for each of our five businesses, 2025 was a year of significant progress as we demonstrated that the investments we are making are driving strong top line growth,” said Citigroup’s CEO Jane Fraser.
At the time of writing, Citigroup shares were priced at $111.21, down by 4.38%.
Fourth quarter earnings also absorbed a $1.2 billion loss attached to the sale of the banking group’s Russian unit AO Citibank. The business was sold as part of Citigroup’s strategy to move away from a country fraught with its own set of geopolitical issues, such as its conflict with Ukraine.
“We returned over $17 billion of capital to our shareholders – the most since the pandemic – including $13 billion through share buybacks,” said Fraser