Ngân hàng TMCP Quốc Dân (NCB, ticker NVB) reported nine-month pre-tax profit of 1,574 billion VND, up 141% year on year, including 847 billion VND in the third quarter. Net interest income reached 3,334 billion VND for nine months, up 71% and accounting for about 85% of total operating income. Outstanding customer loans stood at about 150,661 billion VND as of 30/9/2026, up 54.5% from end-2025, which the article describes as the strongest loan growth in the system over nine months. Credit provision expenses rose more than 170% to about 766 billion VND. Receivables jumped from about 3,346 billion VND to 29,088 billion VND in one quarter, and the bank has provided no detailed explanation of this item.
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Original headline: Xuất hiện ngân hàng tăng trưởng dư nợ cho vay gần 55% sau 9 tháng, lợi nhuận cao gấp 2,4 lần cùng kỳ
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