Ngân hàng TMCP Quốc Dân (NCB, ticker NVB) reported 9-month 2026 pre-tax profit of VND 1,574 billion, up 141% year on year, after a large loss in 2024 and near break-even in 2025. In Q3 alone, pre-tax profit reached VND 847 billion, up about 346% from a year earlier and 66% from Q2, with growth mainly coming from core operations, where net interest income for nine months rose 71% to VND 3,334 billion. Customer loans stood at VND 150,661 billion as of Sept. 30, 2026, up more than VND 53,116 billion from end-2025, while nine-month credit risk provisions rose more than 170% to about VND 766 billion. Receivables climbed from about VND 3,346 billion to VND 29,088 billion in a single quarter, and NCB has provided no detailed explanation of this item. Customer deposits reached about VND 185,184 billion, up 28.1% in the quarter.
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