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Multitude AG Preview: Q1 Results and Market Outlook
Multitude AG anticipates a softer Q1 2026 due to strategic divestments. The Consumer Banking segment is projected to see a 30% decline in interest income to €36.3m, influenced by the sale of Micro Loan businesses and interest rate cuts. Sweden's rate cap adjustment is likely affecting yields further.
CapitalBox interest income is expected to drop by 6% to €8.1m, reflecting broader economic pressures with EU business registrations and bankruptcy declarations on the rise. Conversely, Wholesale Banking is the growth highlight, projected to soar by 50% to €5.9m, focusing on non-traditional institutional deals.
Partnerships and associate performance may cushion against market softness, with net fee income up 185% to €5.5m. However, net profit is expected to fall 23.9% to €5.5m, amid a challenging macroeconomic backdrop with potential rate hikes and stagflation risks. Despite challenges, the €30m FY26 guidance remains within reach, bolstered by strong Wholesale Banking and partnerships.
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