- UOB's 1Q25 earnings of S$1.5bn were below our estimates from lower-than-expected net interest income and higher provisions. 1Q25 PATMI was 22% of our FY25e forecast.
- Net interest income inched up 2% from loan growth of 6%, while fee income surged by 20% y-o-y. Allowances jumped 78% from higher general provisions to strengthen their provision coverage.
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The Positives
Loans growth supports net interest income.
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- We expect net interest margin to hold steady as fixed-deposit rates and UOB’s flagship One account interest rates continue to decline.
Fee income surges.
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