Møns Bank FY26 H1 pretax profit rises 0.56% to DKK 35.8 million; loans climb 37.8% to DKK 2.26 billion
Reuters2026/08/27 11:56- Møns Bank posted first-half pretax profit of DKK 35.8 million, up 0.56% year on year.
- Net profit fell 11.89% to DKK 28.9 million; return on equity before tax was 9.7% p.a.
- Core operations profit dropped to DKK 15.7 million from DKK 33.6 million, on a generally lower interest-rate level.
- Impairments swung to an income of DKK 13.2 million from an expense of DKK 8.5 million; management judgement was raised by DKK 3.9 million.
- Loans climbed 37.8% to DKK 2.26 billion; deposits increased 17% to DKK 5.0 billion, reflecting high activity and customer inflows.
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