Singapura Finance (S23) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
4 Nov, 2026Portfolio growth
Loan portfolio reached $1,172.55m at 31 Dec 2025, up 18.5% YoY from $989.78m.
Deposit portfolio reached $1,245.22m at 31 Dec 2025, up 20.7% YoY from $1,031.86m.
Mortgage and construction loans were the main concentrations in the $1,172m portfolio.
Financial performance and asset quality
Net interest margin rose 21 bps to 2.08% in FY2025, from 1.87% in FY2024.
NPL ratio declined to 2.05% in FY2025 from 2.88% in FY2024; overall portfolio credit quality improved.
Net interest income increased 25.8% to $29.24m; NPAT rose 50.2% to $9.15m.
Interest income was $56.74m, up 5.1%; interest expense was $27.51m, down 10.5%; operating expense was $19.67m, up 19.9%.
FY2025 progress
Loan growth priorities included expanding property-related lending, improving block discounting utilization and growing doctor loans at a measured pace.
Digital and brand initiatives included a website revamp, brand refresh, continued growth in digital FD renewals and improving internet banking traction.
Organic growth in Vivid Savings deposits supported deposit funding for loan growth.
Latest events from Singapura Finance
- Loan growth neared 20%, while margin pressure sharpened the focus on higher-yield lending.S23
Investor presentation - FY2024 plans target a $1b loan book with higher margins and deeper digitalization.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