SingFinance reported FY2025 profit after tax attributable to shareholders of EUR 9.15 million (up 50.2%), on total income of EUR 30.07 million (up 24.1%). Net interest income rose to EUR 29.24 million (up 25.8%), while operating expenses increased to EUR 19.67 million (up 19.9%). Profit before tax was EUR 10.98 million (up 49.7%). For 2H2025, profit after tax was EUR 5.83 million (up 74.7%) and net interest income was EUR 15.91 million (up 32.1%). As at 31 Dec 2025, total assets were EUR 1.53 billion (up 16.5%), with loans and advances (net) of EUR 1.17 billion (up 18.7%) and customer deposits of EUR 1.25 billion (up 20.7%); net asset value per share was EUR 1.66. The company recommended a FY2025 first and final dividend of 2.0 cents per share and a special dividend of 1.5 cents per share (both one-tier tax-exempt, subject to shareholder approval). Management said performance was driven mainly by higher net interest income from loan growth and lower funding costs, while operating expenses rose as it upgraded IT equipment and software; it also noted a EUR 5.23 million increase in the fair value reserve due to higher Singapore Government Securities valuations, held to meet minimum liquid asset requirements.

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