IFS Capital (I49) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
1H FY2025 profit before tax rose 9.0% YoY to S$3.082m; net profit increased 31.6% to S$2.230m, despite sharply higher loan-loss provisions.
Higher lending income, insurance revenue and fee income supported growth; operating expenses and a single-client default in Thailand partly offset gains.
Financial highlights
Net interest income increased 16.4% YoY to S$14.299m; interest income rose 7.4% to S$18.364m and interest expense fell 15.6% to S$4.065m.
Income before operating expenses grew 32.2% to S$18.602m; operating expenses rose 13.3% to S$12.076m.
Profit attributable to owners increased 92.8% to S$1.747m; basic and diluted EPS each rose to 0.46 cents from 0.24 cents.
Allowances for loan losses and other impairment reached S$3.421m versus S$0.590m, mainly reflecting a Stage 3 provision for one Thai client default.
Outlook and guidance
Results were in line with the FY2024 prospect statement; cautious financing and prudent growth in target sectors remain the stated approach.
Funding-cost trends are expected to support lending in H2; insurance is being repositioned to manage claims costs and diversify beyond motor.
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