Swedbank Lithuania made €22 million in profits in January-March 2016, 3% more than during the first quarter last year.
Swedbank, which is part of the Swedish Swedbank group and the second biggest bank in Lithuania, said in a statement that its revenue in January-March totalled €44 million, 0.3% more than in January-March 2015.
It has also cut expenses by 11%, to €19 million.
Swedbank’s loan portfolio stood at €4,1 billion on March 31.
Earlier this year, the Competition Council singed off on a deal in which Swedbank is to take over retail banking operations from Danske Bank.
The bank has also said in the press release that it will pay out €491 million in dividends to its shareholders this year.
Swedbank’s net profits have been contracting since 2013. Last year, it reported €85 million in profits, 21% less than the previous year.
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