THE Tisa Group Limited robust revenue growth with a 21 per cent increase in over five years, reaching K260.1 million, according to the company.
Group chief executive officer Michael Koisen said that 2025 was a “transformative year with strong underlying growth but short-term profitability impacts due to deliberate investments in Tisa Bank”.
“It was a successful first year in commercial banking for Tisa Bank, achieving a net profit of K55.9 million – a 147 per cent increase from the previous year,” he said.
“Total income surged to K260.7 million, with total assets expanding to K1.47 billion.
“The group optimised its internal structures, migrating to a secure cloud platform and introducing voice banking and the Umi Pay wallet.
“We increased our equity stake in Tisa Insurance to 75 per cent and acquired 0.5 per cent in PNG Air.”
Koisen said that the four operational pillars of the Tisa Group were banking, insurance, property, and investments.
The groups’ insurance sector saw a 19 per cent rise in gross premium returns and a seven percent annual growth in assets value, totalling K6.17 billion.
The property sector contributed K39 million in 2025.
Despite short-term profitability impacts from investments in Tisa Bank, the group’s net profit before tax was K19.59 million, resulting in an after-tax income of K56 million.
The banking platform stabilised at 10 per cent last year, with interest income for members at K21 million.
Total group income surged to K260.7 million.
Total assets expanded to K1.47 billion, supported by secure investments of K509.7 million in low-risk government securities, and total savings increased to K629.3 million, showing immense public confidence.
The group plans to deploy digital assets and agency banking models to capture informal sector transactions, aiming to transform into a high-performing commercial powerhouse.
