Lea Bank (LEA) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
13 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Achieved profit before tax of 43.1 MSEK and net profit of 33.2 MSEK in Q2 2026, with annualized ROE of 10.1% (14.9% adjusted).
Gross loans surpassed 10.3 billion SEK, growing by 548 MSEK in the quarter, with growth across all geographies.
Maintained strong cost control, with cost/income ratio at 30.0%.
Robust liquidity and capital positions support continued expansion in core markets.
One-off sale of a non-performing loan portfolio in Finland and renewal of forward flow agreement reduced credit risk.
Financial highlights
Interest income for Q2 2026 was 241.5 MSEK, up 17% year-over-year, with net interest income at 163.4 MSEK.
Net commission income increased to 18.1 MSEK, driven by higher lending volumes and insurance product penetration.
Operating expenses were 57.8 MSEK, reflecting continued cost discipline.
Loan losses for Q2 2026 were 91.5 MSEK, with a loan loss ratio of 3.6%.
Dividend of 69.5 MSEK paid in Q2 2026.
Outlook and guidance
Focus remains on profitable growth, strengthening own distribution, and operational excellence.
Financial targets include ROE > 15% and cost/income ratio < 30%.
Plans to improve digital customer journeys and continue selective portfolio acquisitions.
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