Huat99
02-24 19:57
🏦 $UOB(U11.SI)$ Q4 & FY25 earnings just dropped, and the market reaction was swift with a 4% slide! The stock is now sitting flat YTD for 2026. Where does Singapore’s banking giant go from here? We broke down the data.

🟢 BULLS (Score 3.4): Pointing to core resilience! UOB beat FY25 net profit estimates at S$4.68B. Asset quality remains rock solid with NPL at 1.5%, Q4 fee income is growing, and they maintained a highly sustainable dividend payout.
🔴 BEARS (Score 4.0): Focused on the heavy headwinds. Q4 profit missed expectations, down 7% YoY, while full-year profit plunged 23%. Net Interest Margins (NIM) are under severe pressure, and management just trimmed their 2026 fee-growth guidance.

⚖️ The Bears take the lead today on near-term revenue concerns! Are you buying this dip? 👇
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UOB Drops 4% on Profit Decline! Can OCBC Buck the Trend?
UOB’s Q4 net profit fell 7% to S$1.41B, missing estimates, as lower rates compressed margins. FY2025 profit dropped 23% to S$4.7B, partly due to nearly S$1B in provisions. The bank trimmed its 2026 fee growth outlook to high single digits amid macro uncertainty. Yet across its four core Asean markets (Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam), total income rose 5%, outperforming the group’s 3% decline. Management remains upbeat on intra-regional trade resilience despite fresh US tariffs. Prolonged margin pressure in a lower-rate cycle? What to focus for OCBC?
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