Net interest revenue fell 6% to HUF 15.7 bln. Revenue from commissions and fees slipped 33% to 0.7 bln.
Gránit Bank booked HUF 6.1 bln in revenue from dividends, a multiple of the HUF 1.9 bln in the base period.
Total assets stood at HUF 1.599 trillion at the end of June, up 11% from 12 months earlier.
Lending stock climbed 56% to HUF 892 bln and included HUF 831 bln of corporate loans.
Stock of deposits rose 12% to HUF 1.186 tln, including HUF 991 bln of corporate deposits.
The lender’s NPL ratio reached 0.11%, a fraction of the 2pc for the local banking sector as a whole.
Gránit Bank had 12,115 corporate payment accounts at the end of June, up 7% from 12 months earlier. The number of retail payment accounts rose 35% to 155,681.
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