Automatic Bank Services Limited (SHVA) Q4 2025 earnings summary
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Q4 2025 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 revenue rose to ₪156.977m from ₪151.458m; operating profit fell to ₪46.782m from ₪55.601m and net income to ₪45.258m from ₪50.905m.
Payment activity increased: debit transactions reached 2.583bn versus 2.388bn in 2024; credit transactions totaled 26m versus 24m.
Core payment infrastructure remained operational through the 2025 security disruptions; digital wallets exceeded 40% of physical transactions, according to the report.
The 2022–2025 strategy concluded, and a 2026–2028 plan prioritizes revenue and customer diversification, core infrastructure, digital services, cloud and AI.
Financial highlights
Revenue was ₪156.977m in 2025, up from ₪151.458m; card-company services contributed ₪134.335m and other services ₪22.642m.
Operating expenses rose to ₪110.195m from ₪95.857m; operating profit was ₪46.782m versus ₪55.601m.
Net financing income increased to ₪11.732m from ₪9.358m, but net income declined to ₪45.258m from ₪50.905m.
Q4 revenue was ₪38.187m, operating profit ₪12.200m and net income ₪10.281m; diluted EPS was ₪0.26.
Operating cash flow was ₪53.825m; investing cash outflow was ₪18.643m and financing cash outflow ₪62.348m, including ₪60m in dividends paid.
Outlook and guidance
The 2026–2028 strategy targets diversified customers and revenue, stronger card and ATM infrastructure, scalable digital and data products, and cloud and AI development.
Separation-related recurring costs are forecast at ₪17–18m in 2026 and about ₪19m annually after completion, planned for June 2029.
Updated pricing and selected tariff increases are under review; management expects a positive effect on revenue, operating profit and financial stability, subject to regulatory and market factors.
Further investment in cyber resilience, continuity and technology modernization is expected; the extent and timing depend on threats, regulation and market developments.
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