MELHUS SPAREBANK (MELG) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
13 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Result after tax for Q2 2026 was 68.1 MNOK, down from 76.6 MNOK in Q2 2025, mainly due to lower net interest income and reduced commission from Eika Boligkreditt.
Strong lending growth in the retail segment (8.5% YoY), while the corporate portfolio declined slightly.
Deposit growth was robust at 8.17% YoY, with a deposit coverage ratio of 85.34%.
Financial highlights
Net interest income for Q2 2026 was 117.7 MNOK, down from 127.8 MNOK in Q2 2025.
Cost/income ratio increased to 48.8% from 43.1% YoY.
Loan losses and impairments were 1.4 MNOK, a decrease of 5.0 MNOK YoY.
Return on equity after tax was 8.05% (down from 9.88% YoY).
Earnings per equity certificate: 6.69 NOK (Q2 2025: 8.03 NOK).
Outlook and guidance
Long-term targets remain: ROE above 10%, credit growth 6–8%, cost/income below 45%.
ROE and cost ratio are under pressure due to competition and margin compression.
The bank expects continued solid growth and profitability, supported by a strong regional market.
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