National Australia Bank (NAB) Q3 2024 TU earnings summary
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Q3 2024 TU earnings summary
13 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Statutory net profit for 3Q24 was $1.90bn, with cash earnings at $1.75bn, reflecting a stable operating environment and continued execution of strategic priorities.
Lending balances rose 1% over the quarter, driven by 3% growth in Australian SME business lending; home lending grew 1% but remained below system growth.
Deposit growth was 1% across Business & Private Banking and Personal Banking.
Asset quality deteriorated further in 3Q24, though most customers remain resilient; liquidity and provision coverage remain healthy.
Capital position remained strong, supporting the ongoing on-market share buy-back.
Financial highlights
Statutory net profit: $1.90bn (unaudited); cash earnings: $1.75bn (unaudited).
Cash earnings declined 0.2% vs 1H24 quarterly average; underlying profit down 2%.
Revenue declined 1% vs 1H24 quarterly average; excluding Markets & Treasury, revenue rose 1%.
Net interest margin was stable; expenses increased 1% mainly due to higher salary costs.
Credit impairment charge was $118m, reflecting further asset quality deterioration.
Outlook and guidance
Targeting productivity savings of ~$400m in FY24 and cost growth in FY24 to be lower than FY23.
Strategic priorities evolving to focus on better customer service and reducing complexity, while maintaining disciplined execution.
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