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KGI Financial Holding Co (2883) Q4 2025 earnings summary

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Q4 2025 earnings summary

28 Jul, 2026

Executive summary

  • FY2025 net income reached TWD 30.1 billion, with EPS of 1.74 and record-high profit after adjusting for FX reserves and one-off effects; net worth rose by TWD 20.2 billion from end-2024.

  • All major subsidiaries—Life, Bank, Securities, CDIB Capital, and SITE—delivered strong operational and financial results, with notable expansion in AUM and client base.

  • Strategic focus on digital transformation, product innovation, and cross-segment collaboration under the One KGI platform.

  • Consolidated financial statements for 2025 and 2024 were audited with an unqualified opinion, confirming compliance with IFRS and local regulations.

  • The group underwent a name change in 2024 and continued to operate through its main subsidiaries in banking, securities, insurance, and asset management.

Financial highlights

  • Consolidated net income for FY2025 was TWD 30.1 billion, down 10% year-on-year; EPS at TWD 1.74.

  • Total assets rose to TWD 4,120 billion (+4% YoY); equity attributable to parent company increased 7% to TWD 327 billion.

  • KGI Life net income was TWD 15.8 billion (over TWD 20 billion with FX reserve appreciation); VNB margin at 23.3%.

  • KGI Bank net income hit TWD 6.8 billion, up 23% year-on-year; NIM at 1.37%, record-high wealth management revenue (+24% YoY).

  • KGI Securities net income TWD 11.5 billion (+14% YoY), ROE 17.3%.

Outlook and guidance

  • Strategic priorities for 2026 include digitalization, product innovation, and expanding cross-segment synergies.

  • Focus on sustainable finance, ESG leadership, and international expansion, especially in wealth management and alternative assets.

  • Bank loan growth expected at high single digits; deposit growth targeted at double digits.

  • Wealth management aims for over 20% growth; NIM expected to rise above 1.37%.

  • Credit cost guidance for next year is 10–15 basis points.

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