Kurti reveals new figures: Pension Trust generates 312 million euros profit in six months

Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti has announced that the Pension Savings Fund has recorded its best investment performance for a six-month period since the institution was established.

He announced that during the period from January 1 to June 30, 2026, gross investment profit reached approximately 312 million euros.

According to the head of government, these figures confirm the impact of fair and efficient administration.

Continuing the announcement, Kurti also provided an accumulated overview of the results. From the beginning of 2023 until the end of the first half of 2026, the Trust has accumulated nearly 956 million euros in gross returns. The annual distribution of these profits is as follows: 88 million euros in 2023, 247 million euros in 2024, 309 million euros in 2025, and over 312 million euros in the first half of 2026 alone.

Kurti described these figures as encouraging news for hundreds of thousands of contributors, whose savings are protected and multiplied to ensure their financial well-being after retirement.

He stressed that achievements of this nature highlight the role of quality governance, professionalism, integrity, and institutional accountability. According to him, state institutions move forward when experts take the lead and the public interest is placed above any other interest.

In his post, he congratulated the Board, the management team, and the staff of the Trust for their commitment and dedication. The Acting Prime Minister added that the total value of the Kosovo Pension Savings Fund has now reached 4 billion 245 million euros.

Respecting the professional and institutional independence of the Trust, he reiterated the commitment to continue improving legislation, aiming for citizens’ pension savings to be managed with full security, transparency, and a long-term vision.