Lion Group Holding

Lion Finance reports a Q2 net profit increase of more than 20% year-on-year and a half-year growth of 17.3%. Return on equity for the first half was 27.2%. The board raises the half-year dividend by 15.7% to 5.90 lari per share and launches a buyback-and-cancellation program worth 59.0 million lari. These measures pushed the stock up about 2.7% on the announcement and underline management's confidence in the sustainability of earnings. » Más en de.investing.com

Lion Finance Group has cancelled 29,399 treasury shares acquired under a GEL 55 million buyback program, thereby completing the program announced on 7 May 2026. Since the start of the repurchases in August 2025, a total of 777,541 shares have been cancelled. After the cancellation the company holds no ordinary shares in treasury; the total number of voting rights is 43,086,035. » Más en de.investing.com

Lion Finance Group reported Q4 2025 EPS of $14.30 (expectation $11.67) and revenue of $1.20 billion (expectation $1.12 billion), after which the stock rose 8.73% in pre-market trading. Net income increased 22.7% year on year, return on equity was 30.1% for the quarter, and the loan portfolio grew 19.7% year on year. Management emphasized digital banking initiatives and expansion in Georgia and Armenia; the company forecasts EPS of $18.11 for 2025 and $20.04 for 2026 and revenues of $1.58 billion (2025) and $1.81 billion (2026). Risks cited include currency volatility, macroeconomic pressure in Armenia, competitive and regulatory risks, and operational challenges from digital transformation. » Más en de.investing.com