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Bank of Queensland H2 2026 earnings summary
Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.Executive summary
FY26 adjusted cash earnings after tax were $358m, down 7% YoY; statutory NPAT rose 88% to $250m, while 2H cash earnings increased 3% HoH to $182m.
Priorities included simplification, risk remediation, stronger capital and disciplined growth; ME migration and the $3.6bn equipment-finance sale advanced transformation.
FY26 shareholder returns totalled 55c per share, including a 15c special and 20c final dividend; an on-market buy-back commenced in August.
Financial highlights
Total income was $1,679m, up 1% YoY; net interest income was $1,520m, while non-interest income rose 12% to $159m.
Net interest margin was 1.70%, up 6bp YoY; 2H26 NIM was 1.73%, with funding benefits partly offset by lower average interest-earning assets.
Adjusted operating expenses rose 2% to $1,098m, below inflation; underlying profit excluding notable items was $581m, down 1%.
Loan impairment expense increased to $54m from $21m; cash earnings after tax including notable items were $325m, down 15% YoY.
Home lending was $52,868m, down 8% YoY; customer deposits were $62,904m, down 6%. Business lending was $18,950m, up 14% normalised for the equipment-finance sale.
Outlook and guidance
FY27 targets commercial lending growth comparable to FY26 and a sustainable, returns-led return to home-lending growth.
A modest 1H27 NIM uplift is expected, subject to market conditions; non-interest income is expected to grow strongly on the capital partnership run-rate.
Guidance targets flat annual cost growth and relatively stable loan impairment expense; ME decommissioning and the Capgemini partnership are expected to support costs.
Buy-back completion is expected in FY27; CET1 target is 10.25%–10.75% and cash earnings dividend payout target is 60%–75%.
- Cash earnings down 4% and net profit down 20% YoY; $3.7bn asset sale to fund capital return.BOQ
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