Sberbank's nine-month IFRS net profit rises 17% to 1.53 trillion rubles
Sberbank reported IFRS net profit of 1.53 trillion rubles for the first nine months of 2026, 17% above a year earlier, with third-quarter profit at 511 billion rubles. The result supports sentiment toward the shares, though a softer margin and credit-quality worries persist.
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According to the bank's IFRS reporting, cumulative net profit for January to September 2026 reached 1.53 trillion rubles, 17% more than in the same period a year earlier. Third-quarter profit was given as 511 billion rubles, and the shares were reported to have gained on the news.
TradingView commentary links the result chiefly to higher net interest income and continued loan growth, which outweighed rising costs and capital pressure tied to dividend payments.
The same commentary lists several drags: the net interest margin narrowed in the third quarter, growth in customer spending slowed, and the bank still faces risks in its corporate loan book as well as money leaving deposits. The sources give no figures for these items.
Strong earnings tend to bolster a bank's share price, but a thinner margin and weaker credit and funding trends could temper expectations for coming quarters. The current model forecast for SBER is neutral at all horizons, with a slight upward tilt at longer ones.
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