The study looked at how credit risk management affects the financial performance of banks in Sudan. They analyzed financial reports from 2006 to 2015 and found that the profitability of Sudanese banks is significantly influenced by credit risk management. Specifically, 57% of a bank's profitability is affected by changes in non-performing loans and capital adequacy ratio. The study showed a positive relationship between financial performance and capital adequacy ratio, but the correlation was not significant. On the other hand, the correlation between financial performance and non-performing loans was significant, but negative. This research helps us understand how credit risk management impacts the financial performance of banks in Sudan.