SPAREBANKEN ØST (SPOG) Q3 2025 earnings summary
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Q3 2025 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2025Executive summary
Delivered satisfactory ordinary banking results in Q3 2025, with high capital adequacy and low risk in lending portfolios, ranking among Norway's most solid larger banks.
Return on equity (ROE) annualized at 13.4% for Q3 2025, with profit after tax of 120 million NOK.
Net interest income for Q3 2025 reached 240 million NOK, representing 2.07% of average total assets.
Stable deposit and lending volumes, with low losses and delinquencies.
No significant events or one-off effects in the quarter.
Financial highlights
Net interest income for Q3 2025: 240 million NOK, up from 239 million NOK in Q2 2025, and 220.6 million NOK in another report.
Operating expenses were 97 million NOK, representing 36.2% of income.
Loan losses were 2.8 million NOK (0.06% of net loans) in one report and 6.7 million NOK (0.07% of net loans) in another.
Return on equity (Q3 2025): 13.4% in one report, 8.90% in another.
Net commission and other operating income remained stable, with minor fluctuations in financial income.
Outlook and guidance
Loan growth is expected to align with national credit growth over time.
High competition in the mortgage market is expected to pressure lending margins.
Deposit margins are expected to decline further with lower interest rates and increased competition.
Cost control remains good, but rising wages and IT costs are anticipated.
Interest rate cuts by Norges Bank in June and September 2025 are expected to impact net interest income in Q4 and beyond.
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