Capitec Bank (CPI) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
22 Apr, 2026Executive summary
Achieved 26 million active clients, up 7% year-over-year, with 15 million active app users, up 19%, reflecting 25 years of innovation and client-centric growth.
Headline earnings rose 23% to ZAR 16.8 billion for the year ended February 2026.
Maintained a culture prioritizing client value over short-term profits, driving sustainable shareholder value.
Diversified income streams with strong growth in fintech, insurance, and business banking.
Digital transformation accelerated, with half of all payments now digital and digital payment volumes up 25%.
Financial highlights
Net interest income after credit impairments increased 18% to ZAR 14.1 billion.
Non-interest income grew 19% to ZAR 28.3 billion, driven by transaction, VAS, Connect, and insurance.
Credit loss ratio at 8.1%, within target range, with credit impairment charge up 21% overall.
Operating expenses rose 12% to ZAR 20.2 billion, supporting a return on equity (ROE) increase to 31%.
Net insurance income up 38%, tax income up 34% following full-year sales on own license.
Outlook and guidance
Focus on continued digital innovation, expanding business banking, and international growth, with ongoing investment in digital and direct distribution channels.
Credit loss ratio anticipated to tick up slightly due to strong book growth and increased unsecured lending, but within planned appetite.
Business banking loan and deposit growth expected to maintain current 30% run rate.
Plans to accelerate enterprise payments, embedded finance, and data/media solutions.
International expansion strategy in early stages, with dedicated teams exploring new markets and segments.
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