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OCBC's Profit Rises 22% in Q2

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Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp's (SGX:O39) group net profit rose 22% to SG$2.22 million in the second quarter of 2026 from SG$1.82 billion a year ago, according to a Friday filing to the Singapore Exchange.

Earnings per share came in at SG$1.96 from SG$1.60 a year earlier.

The lender's total income in the quarter ended June 30, rose 18% year over year to SG$4.17 billion from SG$3.55 billion.

In the first half of 2026, the bank's attributable profit climbed 13% to SG$4.2 billion from SG$3.70 billion a year ago, while earnings per share came in at SG$1.86, up from SG$1.63 a year earlier.

Total income in H1 also grew 11% to SG$8.00 billion from SG$7.20 billion a year ago.

The bank declared an interim tax-exempt dividend of SG$47 per ordinary share for the first half of 2026.

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