Automatic Bank Services Limited (SHVA) Q1 2023 earnings summary
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Q1 2023 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Q1 revenue rose to NIS 30,731 thousand from NIS 28,018 thousand YoY, while operating profit declined to NIS 9,771 thousand from NIS 11,810 thousand; net income increased to NIS 7,979 thousand from NIS 6,503 thousand.
Net income benefited from a swing in net finance results, from NIS 3,276 thousand of expenses in Q1 2022 to NIS 594 thousand of income in Q1 2023.
Financial highlights
Revenue from services to card companies was NIS 28,382 thousand, up from NIS 25,893 thousand; revenue from other services was NIS 2,349 thousand, up from NIS 2,125 thousand.
Operating expenses increased to NIS 20,960 thousand from NIS 16,208 thousand, mainly reflecting added personnel and other costs related to separation from Masav and execution of the strategic plan.
Pretax income was NIS 10,365 thousand versus NIS 8,534 thousand; income tax expense was NIS 2,386 thousand versus NIS 2,031 thousand.
Outlook and guidance
A tariff update effective May 1, 2023 is expected to have a positive effect on revenue and operating profit.
ATM settlement services are expected to begin in Q3 2023; the ATM network connection for Ofek Credit Union is planned by year-end 2023.
The Bank of Israel projected 2023 inflation at the upper end of its 1%–3% target range.
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