Allocating Additional Operational Costs, ABBank Reports Lower Profits Post-Audit

The audited semi-annual financial statements for 2024 revealed a 10% decrease in pre-tax profits for An Binh Joint Stock Commercial Bank (ABBank, UPCoM: ABB), amounting to approximately VND 524 billion. This revision is attributed to the auditors' allocation of additional operating expenses, demonstrating their meticulous approach to financial reporting.

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Reviewed Consolidated BCTC for 6M 2024 of ABB. Unit: Billion VND

According to the reviewed report, ABB’s net interest income increased by over 8 billion VND (+1%) compared to the previous self-prepared report, reaching nearly 1,463 billion VND.

Profit from securities trading activities decreased to 1.3 billion VND, a reduction of 4.5 billion VND (-78%) compared to the self-prepared report.

Operating expenses after the review increased by 63 billion VND (+6%) compared to the self-prepared report, recording 1,091 billion VND, similar to the same period last year.

As a result, the reviewed profit-before-tax for the first half decreased by 10% compared to the self-prepared report, reaching nearly 524 billion VND, a 23% drop compared to the same period last year.

Regarding the full-year plan of 1,000 billion VND in profit before tax, ABB achieved 52% after two quarters.

The reviewed profit-after-tax for the first half also decreased to 419 billion VND, a 10% drop compared to the previous self-prepared report.

Source: ABBank

As of 30/06/2024, the Bank’s total assets decreased by 6% from the beginning of the year to 152,175 billion VND, while the self-prepared report showed 152,145 billion VND.

Loans to customers and customer deposits remained unchanged from the self-prepared report, recording 91,037 billion VND and 85,515 billion VND, respectively, a decrease of 7% and 15% compared to the beginning of the year.

Han Dong

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