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MNC Bank profit falls as deposits shrink 17.12%

Loans rose 8.38% to Rp12.02 trillion, while the Indonesian bank reported higher bad-loan ratios at the end of September 2026.

By Maya Santos

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Indonesia’s PT Bank MNC Internasional Tbk reported net profit of Rp46.63 billion for the first nine months of 2026, compared with Rp60.39 billion a year earlier. Its third-quarter financial statements also showed customer deposits fell 17.12% year on year to Rp11.32 trillion.

Interest expenses increased 51.05%, outpacing growth of 6.52% in interest income. Net interest income stood at Rp389.76 billion, down from Rp434.29 billion. Staff costs rose 9.51% to Rp184.45 billion, while operating profit declined 18.12% to Rp52.42 billion.

The deposit contraction was concentrated in time deposits, which dropped 24.35% to Rp8.50 trillion from Rp11.24 trillion. Current-account balances totalled Rp1.20 trillion and savings deposits Rp1.62 trillion. Despite the decline in funding, lending expanded 8.38% to Rp12.02 trillion from Rp11.09 trillion.

Credit-quality measures weakened: the gross non-performing loan ratio rose from 4.00% to 4.64%, while the net ratio increased from 2.80% to 3.50%. The capital adequacy ratio fell from 24.50% to 20.68%. Net interest margin narrowed from 3.20% to 2.76%, and the loan-to-deposit ratio climbed from 80.87% to 105.83%.

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