The NBU has set a record for reserves and will transfer over 146 billion hryvnias to the budget
The National Bank of Ukraine has approved its financial statements for 2025: the regulator’s financial result amounted to 153 billion hryvnias, of which 146.1 billion hryvnias are planned to be transferred to the state budget.
This was reported by the NBU.
As of the end of 2025, international reserves grew by more than 30%—to $57.3 billion, a record high. The NBU’s total balance sheet increased to UAH 3.3 trillion.
The regulator’s main assets remain foreign currency funds and deposits, non-resident securities, and Ukrainian government bonds.
The financial result was largely driven by the revaluation of financial instruments amid exchange rate fluctuations. Net interest income amounted to UAH 17.4 billion.
Of the profit available for distribution, UAH 8.9 billion will be allocated to the NBU’s reserves, and the remainder—over UAH 146 billion—will be transferred to the state budget following approval by the Ministry of Finance.
NBU Governor Andriy Pyshnyy noted that these funds will make a significant contribution to supporting the country’s defense capabilities and financial stability.
As a reminder, the NBU may revoke MTB Bank’s license.
Additionally, on November 4, the Board of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) decided to classify JSC “RVS Bank” as insolvent.
