Capitec Bank (CPI) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
7 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Headline earnings rose 30% to R13.7 billion, supported by net interest income growth and diversified income streams.
Total clients reached 24 million, up 7.9%; fully banked clients rose 13.3% to 8.8 million.
Strategic focus on digital innovation and expanding business banking, insurance and value-added services.
Financial highlights
Net interest income after credit impairments grew 54% to R11.9 billion.
Non-interest income rose 22% to R23.9 billion; value-added services and Capitec Connect grew 61% to R4.4 billion.
Net transaction and commission income, excluding value-added services, increased 17% to R14.1 billion.
Return on ordinary shareholder's equity improved to 29% from 26%; dividend payout ratio increased to 55%.
Operating expenses rose 30% headline, or 14% excluding incentives and AvaFin, to R14.9 billion.
Outlook and guidance
Capitec-funded secured home loans planned for mid-2025; repay-as-you-earn lending for SMEs and multiple-income earners planned for May 2025.
Targeting 10 million Connect clients in 2–3 years, with continued technology, cloud and data investment to improve efficiency and client value.
Business banking and insurance positioned for growth through new products and simplified pricing.
Credit loss ratios targeted within the 8–8.5% range, supported by weekly reviews and sector monitoring.
FLAC issuance planned at R10 billion, including R6 billion required in the first three years; issuance planned for January next year.
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