TPBank, PGBank and LPBank are the latest lenders to record a year-on-year drop in Q3 profits after VPBank and BacABank reported double-digit declines last week.
TPBank’s profit fell 26% to VND1.2 trillion ($48.86 million) as its provisioning for bad debts quadrupled, with interest expenses rising 47%.
In the first nine months, the bank saw profits falling 14.9% to VND4 trillion.
PGBank saw all its main businesses fall 16% to VND279 billion. Profits from services dropped 40% and from currency exchanges fell 60%.
Its profit plunged 60% to VND57 billion.
LPBank’s profit declined by 17% to VND1.77 trillion as income from interests and services fell. Its profit plunged 26% to VND1 trillion in the nine-month period.
Although most lenders posted profits, NCB saw its loss widen by 24% to VND244 billion in the third quarter.