Singapura Finance (S23) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
H1 2026 profit after tax rose 76.2% YoY to $5.856m, supported by higher net interest income and lower operating expenses.
Profit before tax increased 77.0% to $7.007m, despite a $1.157m net impairment charge versus a $1.222m net write-back in H1 2025.
Financial highlights
Net interest income and hiring charges increased 31.6% to $17.537m; interest expense fell 39.1% to $9.068m.
Total income rose 33.0% to $18.129m; non-interest income increased 94.7% to $592,000, largely from higher loan processing fees.
Operating expenses decreased 8.5% to $9.965m; operating profit before allowances rose 198.4% to $8.164m.
Basic EPS increased to 7.38 cents from 4.19 cents; total comprehensive income fell 11.1% to $6.841m as FVOCI gains declined.
Outlook and guidance
No H1 dividend was declared or recommended; dividends are paid annually, subject to Board and shareholder review and approval.
Prudent outlook, pursuing growth opportunities while monitoring potential economic and geopolitical instability.
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