Postal Savings Bank of China Climbs Over 5% in Morning Trading as First-Half Net Profit Reaches RMB 51.5 Billion, Up 4.62%

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Postal Savings Bank Of China Co.,Ltd. (PSBC) saw its shares surge as much as 6% during the trading session, reflecting strong investor sentiment following the release of its interim financial results. As of the latest update, the stock was up 5.25%, trading at HKD 5.215 per share, with a turnover of HKD 324 million.

The bank reported that for the first half of the year, it achieved operating revenue of RMB 192.482 billion, marking a year-on-year increase of 7.26%. Net profit attributable to shareholders of the bank reached RMB 51.503 billion, up 4.62% from the same period last year.

In terms of income structure, PSBC's net interest income for the first half totaled RMB 147.147 billion, growing by 5.82% year-on-year. Meanwhile, non-interest net income amounted to RMB 45.335 billion, representing a more robust growth of 12.25% compared to the previous year.

Separately, the bank recently unveiled its 2026 action plan aimed at improving quality, efficiency, and shareholder returns. Notably, PSBC has completed its 2025 annual dividend distribution, and when combined with the interim dividend for 2025, the total dividend payout for the full year reaches RMB 26.217 billion (including tax). Looking ahead, the bank has indicated that it intends to further raise its payout ratio to 31% for the interim dividend in 2026.

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