IFS Capital (I49) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Profit before tax rose 47.9% YoY to S$4.6 million; profit for the period increased 38.1% to S$3.1 million.
Higher lending income and insurance revenue, plus lower impairment allowances, supported earnings; higher operating expenses and insurance claims partly offset the gains.
Financial highlights
Net interest income increased 13.2% YoY to S$16.2 million; interest income rose 3.3% to S$19.0 million, while interest expense fell 31.6% to S$2.8 million.
Insurance revenue grew 28.9% to S$12.1 million; insurance service result improved to a S$1.0 million loss from a S$1.5 million loss.
Non-interest income increased 8.0% to S$6.2 million; fee and commission income rose 16.7% to S$5.3 million, while net investment income fell 54.8% to S$0.3 million.
Operating expenses increased 19.4% to S$14.4 million, reflecting higher technology, marketing and staff-related expenses.
Allowances for loan losses and impairment fell 31.0% to S$2.4 million; Stage 3 provisions declined 28.8% to S$2.4 million.
Outlook and guidance
Results were in line with the outlook statement issued with FY2025 results.
Private credit expansion will remain selective, prioritising credit quality, sound security and borrowers resilient across scenarios.
Asset management plans to build on its private-credit platform as investor interest remains strong for high-quality secured private credit with stable income.
Insurance plans to manage claims, improve underwriting and diversify beyond motor into other personal and commercial lines.
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