Q3/2026 Profit Update for 27 Banks on the Morning of October 31: Vietcombank, VietinBank, MB, BIDV, HDBank, Eximbank,...

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• Bank profit update, evening of 30/10: Vietcombank, MB, VietinBank, BIDV, Eximbank,...

  Vietcombank remained the leader in nine-month pre-tax profit at VND 40,440 billion, up 22.1%, though its Q3 pre-tax profit of VND 11,218 billion was nearly unchanged from a year earlier. VietinBank ranked second with VND 39,557 billion, up 33.9%, and posted the highest Q3 pre-tax profit among the banks reported so far at VND 13,689 billion, up 29%. BIDV (VND 29,483 billion, up 24.8%), MB (VND 30,518 billion, up 31.9%), VPBank (VND 29,911 billion, up 46.7%) and Techcombank (VND 28,915 billion, up 23.7%) also grew, while ACB rose only 3.4% to VND 16,614 billion. Among smaller banks, NCB's nine-month pre-tax profit reached VND 1,574 billion, 2.4 times the prior year's level, and ABBank rose 85.5%. In contrast, Sacombank fell 46.4% to VND 5,893 billion, Eximbank dropped 57.8% to VND 864 billion, and Saigonbank declined 74.5% to VND 65.9 billion.

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• Update on profits of 28 banks as of the evening of 30/10: Vietcombank, MB, VietinBank, BIDV, Eximbank,...

  According to the update, 26 banks have published their Q3 2026 financial reports. Vietcombank remains top for nine-month pre-tax profit at VND 40,440 billion, up 22.1%, but its Q3 pre-tax profit of VND 11,218 billion was nearly flat year over year. VietinBank ranks second with VND 39,557 billion for nine months (up 33.9%) and posted the highest Q3 pre-tax profit among reported banks at VND 13,689 billion (up 29%). MB (VND 30,518 billion), VPBank (VND 29,911 billion) and BIDV (VND 29,483 billion) also rank near the top, while ACB grew only 3.4% to VND 16,614 billion. On the other side, Sacombank fell 46.4% to VND 5,893 billion, Eximbank dropped 57.8% to VND 864 billion, and Saigonbank posted just VND 65.9 billion after nine months, down 74.5%.

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• Evening update on 28 banks’ profits as of October 30: Vietcombank, MB, Eximbank, VietinBank, BIDV,....

  As of the latest update, 22 banks have released their Q3 2026 financial reports. Vietcombank remains top with 9-month pre-tax profit of VND 40,440 billion, up 22.1%, though its Q3 pre-tax profit of VND 11,218 billion was nearly unchanged from a year earlier. MB (VND 30,518 billion, up 31.9%), VPBank (VND 29,911 billion, up 46.7%) and Techcombank (VND 28,915 billion, up 23.7%) follow, while ACB's 9-month profit rose just 3.4% to VND 16,614 billion. Among smaller banks, NCB's 9-month pre-tax profit of VND 1,574 billion was 2.4 times the year-earlier level. In contrast, Sacombank's 9-month pre-tax profit fell 46.4% to VND 5,893 billion, Eximbank's fell 57.8% to VND 864 billion, and Saigonbank's dropped 74.5% to VND 65.9 billion.

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• A Boost Makes MB the First Bank to Surpass VND 100,000 Billion in Charter Capital

  On September 23, 2026, MB completed a rights offering of about 805.5 million shares at VND 10,000 each, raising roughly VND 8,055 billion and lifting its charter capital to VND 100,687.5 billion, making it the first Vietnamese bank above VND 100,000 billion. Existing shareholders bought about 98.48% of the offering. The move builds on years of profit accumulation, with charter capital rising by about VND 47,624 billion over 2024–2026, including a 15% stock dividend issued earlier. MB's 2025 pre-tax profit reached VND 34,268 billion, up nearly 19%, with ROE of 21.1%, while the cost-to-income ratio fell from about 43% in 2017 to 29.1% in 2025. The consolidated NPL ratio declined to 1.29%, and the consolidated capital adequacy ratio stood at 11%.

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• Q3/2026 bank pre-tax profit update on Oct 31: Surprise results from Vietcombank, VietinBank

  Six banks posted pre-tax profit above VND 10,000 billion in Q3/2026. Vietcombank led with VND 40,440 billion for the first nine months, up 22.1%, but its Q3 profit was nearly unchanged at VND 11,218 billion. VietinBank rose 33.9% to VND 39,557 billion over nine months and posted the highest Q3 pre-tax profit among reported banks at VND 13,689 billion, up 29%. BIDV, MB, VPBank and Techcombank also grew strongly, with VPBank up 46.7% to VND 29,911 billion over nine months. Over nine months, Sacombank fell 46.4%, Eximbank dropped 57.8%, and Saigonbank slumped 74.5% to VND 65.9 billion.

  CafeF·31/10, 01:00• VCB• CTGbanksearningsVCB
• VietinBank leads bank sector profits in Q3

  VietinBank reported third-quarter pre-tax profit of 13,688 billion VND, up 22% year on year, overtaking Vietcombank as the largest bank by profit this quarter. Net interest income, the core measure of banking operations, reached 21,815 billion VND, up 27%, while net income from services, foreign exchange and other activities all grew strongly. The bank credited the results to tighter control of capital costs, a rebalanced credit portfolio, risk management and lending to sectors prioritized by the government. However, for the first nine months, pre-tax profit of 39,557 billion VND (up 34%) still ranked second behind Vietcombank. As of September 30, total assets reached 2.95 million billion VND (up 7%), outstanding loans exceeded 2.1 million billion VND, deposits were 1.94 million billion VND, and bad debt stood at 25,781 billion VND, or 1.2% of loans, up 0.1% from the start of the year.

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