DBS Group Holdings Ltd. (DBSDF.PK) revealed earnings for full year that Drops, from last year
The company's earnings came in at S$10.933 billion, or S$3.82 per share. This compares with S$11.289 billion, or S$3.94 per share, last year.
Excluding items, DBS Group Holdings Ltd. reported adjusted earnings of S$11.033 billion or S$3.86 per share for the period.
DBS Group Holdings Ltd. earnings at a glance (GAAP) :
-Earnings: S$10.933 Bln. vs. S$11.289 Bln. last year.-EPS: S$3.82 vs. S$3.94 last year.
This decline in annual net income reflects the impact of rate and tax headwinds. “Total income rose 3% to a record S$22.9 billion as fee income and treasury customer sales reached new highs, net interest income was resilient despite the rate pressures, and markets trading income strengthened to its highest level since 2021,” the company said.
Net interest income stood at S$14.500 billion as against the prior year’s S$14.424 billion. Non-interest income was S$8.400 billion, compared with S$7.873 billion a year ago.
The Group will pay a final dividend of 66 cents per share for the full year and a capital return dividend of 15 cents for the fourth quarter.
Together with the interim dividends of S$1.80 and capital return dividends of S$0.45 for the first three quarters, the total dividend for the year will be S$3.06 per share, an increase of 38% from the previous year.
The final dividend and fourth-quarter capital return dividend will be paid on or about April 17.
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