Singapura Finance (S23) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
4 Nov, 2026Financial performance
Loan portfolio reached $989.78m in 2024 from $831.06m in 2023, a stated YoY increase of $158.72m and almost 20%.
Group NIM declined to 1.87% in 2024 from 2.00% in 2023, as higher interest expense outweighed higher revenue.
NPLs were $28.49m in 2024 versus $27.65m in 2023, described as relatively stable.
Revenue grew amid a challenging operating environment, while relatively high operating costs and interest expense remained pressures.
Loan portfolio
Mortgage loans form the portfolio’s largest concentration and are a lower interest margin product.
Portfolio categories also include construction, block discounting, shipping, HP auto and equipment, stock and share, syndicated, unsecured business and ESG loans.
Execution and priorities
Grew the loan base to $1bn, revived equipment loans, launched Doctor Loans and continued efforts to improve block discounting utilization; loan margins were compressed.
Launched digital fixed-deposit renewals, continued CASA growth and worked to build Vivid savings deposits and internet banking traction.
Priorities include growing loan volume, focusing on higher-margin loans, improving facility utilization and developing more loan products.
Plans include expanding Vivid Life cards, savings and fixed deposits; refreshing digital channels and brand presence; and using digitalization to drive revenue and improve processing time.
Latest events from Singapura Finance
- FY2024 plans target a $1b loan book with higher margins and deeper digitalization.S23
Investor presentation - Loan and deposit growth, stronger margins and 50.2% NPAT growth marked FY2025.S23
Investor presentation - Higher funding costs cut FY2023 profit 26.2%, despite rising interest income.S23
H2 2023 - Higher funding costs and impairments cut H1 profit 30.1% to $2.758m.S23
H1 2024 - Loan growth lifted interest income, but impairments and funding costs trimmed profit.S23
H2 2024 - Profit rose 20.5% as loan growth and allowance write-backs offset higher costs.S23
H1 2025 - Profit rose 50.2% as lending expanded, with uncertainty clouding the FY2026 outlook.S23
H2 2025 - Profit after tax rose 76.2% as net interest income surged despite higher impairment charges.S23
H1 2026