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BSP Financial Group Limited reported a solid half-year net profit of K572 million for June 2025, supported by steady income growth and prudent credit risk management. The Group also completed a strategic conversion of its Fiji branch into a wholly owned subsidiary, enhancing operational and regulatory alignment.

BSP Financial Group reported a solid 9.8% increase in net profit for the half year ended June 2025, underpinned by growth in net interest income, fees, and foreign exchange earnings. The Group also restructured its Fiji operations into a wholly owned subsidiary, enhancing its regional footprint and regulatory compliance.

Heartland Group Holdings Limited reported an underlying NPAT of NZD 46.9 million for FY2025, meeting guidance, while setting ambitious growth and efficiency targets for FY2026.

MyState Limited reports a transformative FY25 with a 64% loan book growth following its merger with Auswide Bank, delivering a 17% rise in underlying profit and declaring a fully franked final dividend.

Judo Capital Holdings delivered a robust FY25 with strong loan and deposit growth, improved profitability, and a strategic technology upgrade, setting the stage for ambitious FY26 targets.

Judo Bank reported a robust 24% increase in statutory net profit after tax for FY25, driven by strong loan book growth and operational efficiencies. The bank projects even stronger profit growth in FY26, underpinned by strategic expansion and technology upgrades.

National Australia Bank’s June quarter saw a slight dip in cash earnings due to rising credit impairment charges, even as underlying profits edged up 2%. The bank balances cautious asset quality management with ongoing growth in lending and deposits.

Westpac Banking Corporation reported a robust 14% increase in statutory net profit for 3Q25, supported by disciplined growth and resilient credit quality. The bank’s capital and liquidity metrics remain comfortably above regulatory requirements, underscoring its financial strength.

Westpac Banking Corporation reported a robust $1.9 billion net profit for 3Q25, driven by growth in business banking and a strong capital position. The bank advances its transformation agenda while enhancing customer security and service.

ASB’s full-year profit slipped slightly despite solid growth in home and business lending, as the bank invests heavily in technology and housing initiatives.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s latest Pillar 3 disclosures reveal steady capital adequacy ratios and strong liquidity metrics as credit risk exposures grow modestly.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported a 4% rise in cash NPAT to $10.25 billion for FY25, alongside a 20 cent dividend increase and robust capital ratios, underpinned by strong lending growth and heavy investment in AI and digital innovation.