Jyske Bank on Thursday raised its full-year profit forecast for 2025, citing broad-based growth and favorable market conditions.
The Danish lender said it now expects a net profit of between 4.9 billion and 5.3 billion Danish kroner, corresponding to earnings per share of 77 to 84 kroner.
Previously, the bank had guided for a net profit at the upper end of a 3.8 billion to 4.6 billion kroner range.
The company attributed the improved outlook to a combination of favorable financial markets, solid credit quality, high activity in asset management, and customer growth.
For the first nine months of 2025, Jyske Bank reported a net profit of nearly 4.0 billion Danish kroner.
The upgrade comes even as the bank's net interest income for the first three quarters fell to 6.6 billion kroner from 7.3 billion kroner a year earlier, though this was partly offset by a rise in fee and commission income.
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