Djurslands Bank H1 FY26 pretax profit rises 24.64% to DKK 172 million; net interest income increases 8.2% to DKK 197 million
Reuters2026/08/21 10:15- Djurslands Bank posted H1 2026 profit before tax of DKK 172 million, up 24.64% year over year.
- Net interest income rose 8.2% to DKK 197 million; net fee and commission income increased 12.2% to DKK 128 million.
- Total expenses climbed 2.6% to DKK 198 million; loan impairment charges were an income of DKK 7 million on continued high credit quality.
- Net customer inflow totaled 2,688 over 12 months; lending grew 12.5% and deposits increased 17.7%.
- Bank maintained its 2026 profit-before-tax outlook of DKK 285-325 million, citing higher activity, housing-market strength, and controlled costs.
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