UOB Plans $2.2 Billion Capital Return

Singapore bank UOB's Q4 profit beats forecasts, unveils US$2.2bil capital return
SINGAPORE: Singapore's United Overseas Bank, or UOB, maintained its guidance for 2025 after posting on Wednesday a 9% rise in fourth-quarter net profit that beat expectations and announcing a S$3 billion ($2.
UOB Plans $2.2 Billion Capital Return as Profit Meets Estimates
United Overseas Bank Ltd. announced a S$3 billion ($2.2 billion) plan to distribute excess capital over the next three years as it reported fourth-quarter profit that met expectations.
UOB Reports Strong Q4 Profit Growth, Announces $2.24B Capital Return Plan
Singapores United Overseas Bank (OTC: UOVEY) reported a 9% year-on-year rise in Q4 net profit, surpassing analyst expectations. Net profit climbed to S$1.52 billion ($1.13 billion), driven by higher net interest income
UOB Reports Higher Quarterly Profit, Announces S$3 Bln Capital Distribution Package
United Overseas Bank said its fourth-quarter net profit rose, thanks to loan growth, and announced a S$3 billion package to distribute surplus capital. Net profit, including one-off expenses, jumped 8.55% to 1.52 billion Singapore dollars, equivalent to US$1.13 billion, the bank said Wednesday.
Singapore bank UOB hits record high after Q4 earnings beat, $2.2 billion capital return
Shares of Singapore's United Overseas Bank, or UOB , hit a record high on Wednesday after it posted a 9% rise in fourth-quarter net profit that beat expectations and announced a S$3 billion ($2.24 billion) package to return surplus capital to investors.
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