Sing Investments & Finance 1H FY26 net profit rises 16% to SGD 25.17 million; net interest margin widens 29 bps to 2.44%
Reuters2026/08/04 09:40- SIF posted a record net profit of SGD 25.17 million, up 16% from a year earlier.
- Total income rose 13% to SGD 46.21 million, as net interest income climbed 17% to SGD 41.6 million.
- Net interest margin widened 29 basis points to 2.44%, while operating expenses increased 6% to SGD 15.81 million.
- Customer loans grew 10% to SGD 2.89 billion; the non-performing loans ratio stood at 0.3%.
- No dividend was recommended for the six months ended June 30, 2026.
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