TBC BANK GROUP LS 0,01

TBC Bank reported a Q2 net profit of 386 million GEL (+12% y/y) and 751 million GEL for H1 (+13%). Return on equity was 23.6% for the quarter (14th consecutive quarter above 23%), net interest margin was 7.1%, and the cost-to-income ratio improved to 38.8%. The bank announced a Q2 dividend of 1.75 GEL per share and cited growth drivers such as digital engagement, retail banking, and the acquisition of OLX in Uzbekistan. Risks remain in asset quality in Uzbekistan and potential fee pressure in Georgia; the stock fell moderately by around 2%. » Plus sur de.investing.com

TBC Bank reported a Q2 net profit of GEL 386m (+12% y/y) and a return on equity of 23.6%, yet the stock came under pressure. The cause was a sharp rise in the NPL ratio in Uzbekistan to 10.6% as of June 30 (vs. 6.7% at end‑March and 3.2% at the start of the year), accompanied by a shrinking loan book and loan extensions. Uncertainty about whether further provisions are needed, and the limited offset from the strong Georgia business, weighed on investors and pushed the share to a daily low of 4.214p. » Plus sur de.investing.com

TBC Bank Group has appointed Guy Stevens as its new Group Chief Financial Officer; he will assume the role on July 13, 2026. Stevens brings nearly 30 years of corporate finance experience in financial institutions and has worked at UBS Investment Bank, Deloitte Corporate Finance and Keefe, Bruyette & Woods; in 2014 he served as joint global coordinator for TBC Bank’s IPO. Current Group CFO Giorgi Megrelishvili will leave the group on August 1, 2026; a successor for the CFO position of JSC TBC Bank will be named at a later date. » Plus sur de.investing.com