VBB

Ngân hàng TMCP Việt Nam Thương Tín ·UPCOM ·2026Q1

▼▼ PROVISION DOMINATED

Operations are weakening Credit cost 0.25%, +0.04 pp YoY
Price
13,000
Latest close
02 Jun 2026
P/B 1.1x
ROAE (TTM) 10.7%
NIM (TTM) 1.9%
ROAA (TTM) 0.6%
LDR 88.3%

Bank Picture

VBB bank opening narrative plan rendered.

Quarterly provision
195 bn VND
+190.6% QoQ
Quarterly net income
131 bn VND
−33.7% YoY
NIM
1.94%
−0.1 pp YoY
Metric Q1'26 Q4'25 Q3'25 Q2'25 Q1'25 Q4'24 Q3'24 Q2'24 Q1'24
Net Interest Income 768,1 1.108,7 828,0 687,4 702,5 698,6 852,1 810,9 450,0
NII Growth YoY +9% +59% −3% −15% +56%
NIM 1,94% 1,93% 1,77% 1,88% 2,02% 1,92%
Net Fee Income 21,6 37,0 58,7 34,2 30,5 26,9 46,3 29,8 33,8
Provision Expense 194,9 67,1 83,2 94,0 118,4 440,4 132,2 141,9 90,4
Net Profit After Tax 131,4 519,8 280,2 211,7 198,2 247,4 327,5 268,6 57,4
Net Income Growth YoY −34% +110% −14% −21% +245%

Drivers of VBB's profit

TTM

Net profit attributable to parent increased vs last year, mainly helped by lower provision for credit losses. Supporting and offsetting drivers:

Provision for credit losses −VND 393.7bn
Net interest income +VND 328.1bn
Net fee income +VND 18.1bn
Investment securities +VND 15.1bn
FX & gold trading +VND 5.0bn
Other income −VND 455.2bn
TTM

Net profit attributable to parent declined vs prior quarter, mainly due to higher provision for credit losses. Supporting and offsetting drivers:

Net interest income +VND 65.6bn
Corporate income tax −VND 14.9bn
Other income +VND 2.0bn
Provision for credit losses +VND 76.5bn
Operating expenses +VND 46.4bn
Investment securities −VND 12.5bn

Financial Highlights

Detailed analysis of each financial dimension

Is credit clean?

very positive positive stable watch under pressure

Credit Quality

Is asset quality deteriorating?

Direct credit reading is still incomplete, but funding balance has tightened with LDR rising to 88.3%.

Reserve buffer on gross loans is around 1.51%. LDR stands at 88.3%.

Credit reading currently relies mainly on credit cost and reserve buffer; NPL, group-2, and bad-debt coverage signals will be added next.

Key signals

Credit cost 0.25% +0.0pp
Reserve / Gross loans 1.51% +0.1pp
LDR 88.3% +5.3pp

2026Q1

Is interest margin sustainable?

Interest Margin Quality

Is spread coming under pressure?

Spread is under pressure from funding costs, with funding cost at 5.24%.

In the period, NIM reached 1.94%, −0.1pp YoY; asset yield was 7.18%, +0.4pp; while funding cost was 5.24%, +0.5pp. This suggests spread has become less favorable than before, though not yet in a clearly deteriorating two-sided way.

Watchpoints

NIM is in a low zone

NIM stands at 1.94%, leaving less room on spread.

Funding cost is elevated

Funding cost is 5.24%, pressuring net interest margin.

Key signals

NIM 1.94% −0.1pp
Asset yield 7.18% +0.4pp
Funding cost 5.24% +0.5pp

2026Q1

Earnings Mix

Is profit coming from core or supporting income sources?

Earnings mix currently looks balanced, while cost discipline keeps CIR at 48.4%.

Nii accounts for 92.6% of toi, fee income is 4.1% of toi, other income is -0.1% of toi, cir stands at 48.4%, net profit equals 31.2% of toi.

Watchpoints

CIR is elevated

CIR stands at 48.4%, suggesting cost discipline still needs work.

Fee-income base is thin

Fee income currently contributes only 4.1% of total operating income.

Key signals

NII / TOI 92.6% +0.8pp
Fee / TOI 4.1% −0.3pp
Other income / TOI -0.1%
CIR 48.4% +0.7pp

2026Q1

Is liquidity safe?

Funding & Liquidity

Are funding and capital buffers sufficiently safe?

Capital buffer is the key watchpoint, with equity only at 6.6% of ending assets.

Ldr stands at 88.3%, equity equals 6.6% of assets, customer funding accounts for 56.7% of interest-bearing funding, market funding accounts for 43.3%.

Watchpoints

Capital buffer looks thin

Equity currently accounts for only 6.6% of ending assets.

Market funding dependence is high

Market funding now accounts for 43.3% of interest-bearing funding.

Key signals

LDR 88.3% +5.3pp
Equity / Assets 6.6% +0.3pp
Customer funding 56.7% −0.7pp
Market funding 43.3% +0.7pp

2026Q1

Profitability Quality

What is sustaining current profitability?

Profitability is under clearer pressure as provisioning is rising sharply, with ROAA currently at 0.63%.

Net income on average earning assets is 0.65%, nim stands at 1.94%, credit cost is 0.25%, cir stands at 48.4%, average leverage is around 16.99 times.

Watchpoints

ROAA is low

ROAA stands at 0.63%, suggesting returns on assets are still soft.

ROAE should be watched

ROAE currently stands at 10.65%.

Key signals

ROAA 0.63% −0.0pp
ROAE 10.65% −0.8pp
NI / Avg EA 0.65% −0.0pp
Quarterly provision VND 195bn +190.6% QoQ

2026Q1

Investment Takeaway

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Statement Data

Item 2025 2024
Net Interest Income
3,326.6 2,811.6
Net Fee and Commission Income
160.4 136.7
Operating Expenses
1,728.8 1,565.2
Operating Profit before Provision for Credit Losses
1,893.8 1,936.1
Provision for Credit Losses
362.3 804.8
Profit Before Tax
1,531.5 1,131.3
Net Profit After Tax
1,209.6 900.9
Net Profit Attributable to the Equity Holders of the Bank
1,209.6 900.9
Earnings per Share
1,589.00 1,656.00

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