IFS Capital (I49) H1 2023 earnings summary
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H1 2023 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 FY2023 profit before tax rose 31.7% to S$3.0m; profit for the period increased 29.3% to S$1.9m.
Growth in asset-based lending lifted interest income, while higher funding costs and loan-loss allowances partly offset the benefit.
Financial highlights
Interest income rose 33.0% to S$13.3m; interest expense increased 119.2% to S$3.3m, lifting net interest income 17.5% to S$9.9m.
Non-interest income increased 21.2% to S$5.6m; income before operating expenses rose 18.7% to S$15.5m.
Operating expenses increased 10.6% to S$11.6m; allowances for loan losses and impairment rose to S$936k from S$319k.
Net income was S$1.9m versus S$1.5m; attributable profit was S$1.1m versus S$629k, and basic EPS was 0.28 cents versus 0.17 cents.
Outlook and guidance
Results were in line with the FY2022 prospect statement.
Pricing strategies will be calibrated to balance portfolio growth with elevated costs; product pricing will reflect ongoing interest-rate and inflation conditions.
Insurance efforts include strengthening key partnerships and embedding products in different ecosystems.
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