BRI Q2 FY26 net profit rises 17.5% y/y to IDR 31.2 trillion; net interest income climbs 9.9% to IDR 80.5 trillion
Bitget2026/09/24 02:01- BRI posted Q2 2026 net profit of IDR 31.2 trillion, up 17.5% year on year.
- Consolidated assets climbed 11.7% to IDR 2,352 trillion, while loans and financing rose 16.2% to IDR 1,646 trillion.
- Third-party funds increased 6.7% to IDR 1,581 trillion, while net interest income rose 9.9% to IDR 80.5 trillion.
- Pre-provision operating profit grew 12.8% to IDR 65.7 trillion, while the NPL ratio edged down 0.1 percentage point to 2.9%.
- Loans to MSMEs reached IDR 1,235.4 trillion, up 8.6%, representing 75.1% of total loan and financing.
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