BVBank reported pre-tax profit of over VND 825 billion for the first nine months of 2026, up 90% year on year and equal to 118% of its VND 700 billion full-year target, making it the first bank in the system to complete its 2026 plan. Total operating income reached over VND 2,800 billion, up 36%, driven by net interest income of over VND 2,600 billion, up 40%, while the cost-to-income ratio fell 5.8 percentage points. As of Sept. 30, 2026, total assets exceeded VND 145,200 billion, up 9.2% from the start of the year, with credit outstanding of over VND 85,540 billion and total mobilised funds of over VND 134,000 billion. The bank has nearly 3.4 million customers, up 15%, and is completing a plan to raise charter capital to nearly VND 10,000 billion, while rolling out preferential loan programmes worth over VND 5,500 billion in Q3 with rates cut by 1% to 1.5% a year. All BVB shares began trading on HoSE early in Q3.
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Original headline: Ngân hàng đầu tiên vượt kế hoạch lợi nhuận cả năm 2026 chỉ sau 9 tháng
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