BANK ISLAM MALAYSIA BERHAD

KLSE (MYR): BIMB (5258)

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Last Price

2.69

Today's Change

+0.01 (0.37%)

Day's Change

2.65 - 2.69

Trading Volume

1,773,400

Financial
Market Cap

Market Cap

6,097 Million

NOSH

2,266 Million

Latest Quarter

Latest Quarter

30-Jun-2024 [#2]

Announcement Date

26-Aug-2024

Next Quarter

30-Sep-2024

Est. Ann. Date

28-Nov-2024

Est. Ann. Due Date

29-Nov-2024

QoQ | YoY

6.19% | 0.76%

T4Q Result

Revenue | NP to SH

4,597,956.000 | 565,163.000

RPS | P/RPS

202.87 Cent | 1.33

EPS | P/E | EY

24.94 Cent | 10.79 | 9.27%

DPS | DY | Payout %

16.81 Cent | 6.25% | 67.41%

NAPS | P/NAPS

3.35 | 0.80

QoQ | YoY

0.18% | 8.1%

NP Margin | ROE

12.35% | 7.44%

F.Y. | Ann. Date

30-Jun-2024 | 26-Aug-2024

Latest Audited Result

Latest Audited Result

31-Dec-2023

Announcement Date

16-Apr-2024

Next Audited Result

31-Dec-2024

Est. Ann. Date

16-Apr-2025

Est. Ann. Due Date

29-Jun-2025

Annual (Unaudited)

Revenue | NP to SH

4,529,341.000 | 553,050.000

RPS | P/RPS

199.84 Cent | 1.35

EPS | P/E | EY

24.57 Cent | 11.02 | 9.07%

DPS | DY | Payout %

16.81 Cent | 6.25% | 68.89%

NAPS | P/NAPS

3.27 | 0.82

YoY

12.48%

NP Margin | ROE

12.21% | 7.46%

F.Y. | Ann. Date

31-Dec-2023 | 28-Feb-2024

Annualized Result

Revenue | NP to SH

4,585,538.000 | 532,676.000

RPS | P/RPS

202.32 Cent | 1.33

EPS | P/E | EY

23.50 Cent | 11.45 | 8.74%

DPS | DY | Payout %

-

NAPS | P/NAPS

-

QoQ | YoY

3.09% | 4.76%

NP Margin | ROE

11.72% | 7.02%

F.Y. | Ann. Date

30-Jun-2024 | 26-Aug-2024

Business Process

Trailing 4 Quarters Trailing 8 Quarters
Available Quarters 4 Quarters 8 Quarters
Continuous Quarters Of Revenue Growth 1 / 4 25.00% 1 / 8 12.50%
Total Positive Profit Years 4 / 4 100.00% 8 / 8 100.00%
Continuous Quarters Of Positive Profit 4 / 4 100.00% 8 / 8 100.00%
Continuous Quarters Of Profit Growth 1 / 4 25.00% 1 / 8 12.50%
Continuous Quarters Of Adjusted EPS Growth 1 / 4 25.00% 1 / 8 12.50%
Total Dividend Years 2 / 4 50.00% 3 / 8 38.00%
Continuous Quarters Of Dividend 0 / 4 0.00% 0 / 8 0.00%
Continuous Quarters Of Dividend Growth 0 / 4 0.00% 0 / 8 0.00%
Continuous Quarters Of Adjusted Dps Growth 0 / 4 0.00% 0 / 8 0.00%
Average ROE 1.89% 1.88%
Average Net Profit Margin 12.34% 12.44%

Last 5 Financial Years Last 10 Financial Years
Available Years 5 Years 10 Years
Continuous Quarters Of Revenue Growth 2 / 5 40.00% 2 / 10 20.00%
Total Positive Profit Years 5 / 5 100.00% 10 / 10 100.00%
Continuous Quarters Of Positive Profit 5 / 5 100.00% 10 / 10 100.00%
Continuous Quarters Of Profit Growth 1 / 5 20.00% 1 / 10 10.00%
Continuous Quarters Of Adjusted EPS Growth 1 / 5 20.00% 1 / 10 10.00%
Total Dividend Years 5 / 5 100.00% 10 / 10 100.00%
Continuous Quarters Of Dividend 5 / 5 100.00% 10 / 10 100.00%
Continuous Quarters Of Dividend Growth 3 / 5 60.00% 3 / 10 30.00%
Continuous Quarters Of Adjusted Dps Growth 3 / 5 60.00% 3 / 10 30.00%
Average ROE 9.50% 12.33%
Average Net Profit Margin 15.53% 17.18%
Key Result

T4Q Annualized Annual (Unaudited) Last 10 FY Average Last 5 FY Average
Revenue 4,597,956 4,585,538 4,529,341 3,936,556 4,327,041
NP to SH 565,163 532,676 553,050 602,673 617,238
Dividend 380,994 0 380,994 264,566 282,695
Adjusted EPS 24.94 23.50 24.57 26.61 27.27
Adjusted DPS 16.81 0.00 16.81 11.67 12.47

NP to SH = Net Profit Attributable to Shareholder, EPS = Earning Per Share, DPS = Dividend Per Share

All figures in '000 unless specified.

EPS & DPS's figures in Cent.

Growth

LQ QoQ LQ YoY CQ YoY LQ vs Average of T4Q LQ vs Average of T8Q
Revenue 0.33% 2.49% 3.08% -0.11% 4.37%
NP to Owner 6.19% 0.76% 4.76% -2.92% 0.86%
Dividend 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%
Adjusted EPS 6.14% 0.72% 4.75% -2.93% 0.84%
Adjusted DPS 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%

LQ = Latest Quarter, CQ = Cumulative Quarter, T4Q = Trailing 4 Quarters, T8Q = Trailing 8 Quarters, QoQ = Quarter on Quarter, YoY = Year on Year

T4Q vs LFY T4Q vs AL5FY T4Q vs AL10FY AQR vs LFY AQR vs AL5FY AQR vs AL10FY LFY YoY LFY vs AL5FY LFY vs AL10FY
Revenue 1.51% 6.26% 16.80% 1.24% 5.97% 16.49% 26.65% 4.68% 15.06%
NP to Owner 2.19% -8.44% -6.22% -3.68% -13.70% -11.61% 12.48% -10.40% -8.23%
Dividend 0.00% 34.77% 44.01% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 28.10% 34.77% 44.01%
Adjusted EPS 1.51% -8.53% -6.27% -4.35% -13.82% -11.68% 13.26% -9.89% -7.66%
Adjusted DPS 0.00% 34.77% 44.01% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 28.10% 34.77% 44.01%

T4Q = Trailing 4 Quarters, T8Q = Trailing 8 Quarters, AL5FY = Average of Last 5 Financial Years, AL10FY = Average of Last 10 Financial Years, LFY = Latest Financial Year AQR = Annualized Quarter Result, YoY = Year on Year

Discussions
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troy88

Solid!

2024-03-13 10:01

TheContrarian

Sold balance at 2.61. Approximately 15% gain within 5 weeks.

2024-03-13 11:16

mryong

islamic bank growth

2024-03-14 16:52

5354_

Axiata loss RM 2.457 billion RM 2.8 can why BIMB RM 553 mil profit cannot?

2024-03-15 09:57

speakup

https://themalaysianreserve.com/2024/03/16/pm-anwar-political-stability-transparent-policies-attract-foreign-investors/

Shame on u PMX! When PN was in power last time , u tried to topple PN through defection. Now u tell PN not to topple u for the sake of foreign investors

2024-03-17 16:49

JT1601

When will it drop back to RM2.4. Want top up...

2024-04-12 18:21

speakup

Lu pandai main reverse psychologi ni

2024-04-12 19:05

Mabel

BIMB Full year 2023 earnings: EPS and revenues exceed analyst expectations

Full year 2023 results:
EPS: RM0.25 (up from RM0.23 in FY 2022).
Revenue: RM2.28b (up 5.6% from FY 2022).
Net income: RM553.1m (up 13% from FY 2022).
Profit margin: 24% (up from 23% in FY 2022). The increase in margin was driven by higher revenue.
Cost-to-income ratio: 60.9% (up from 59.8% in FY 2022).
Non-performing loans: 0.94% (down from 1.27% in FY 2022).
Revenue exceeded analyst estimates by 5.2%. Earnings per share (EPS) also surpassed analyst estimates by 5.2%.

Revenue is forecast to grow 6.9% p.a. on average during the next 3 years, compared to a 7.1% growth forecast for the Banks industry in Malaysia.

Meow

2024-04-20 10:55

5354_

RM 2.43 is lowest in recent times. EPF keep collecting. Hard to collect lower.

JT1601

When will it drop back to RM2.4. Want top up...

3 weeks ago

2024-05-05 11:21

Manfromuncle

time to collect some

2024-05-28 16:14

Mabel

Earlier this week, while every wang is looking at YTL Power, Mabel was quietly collecting BIMB. EPF has been selling BIMB like no body business.


Who said Miss BIMB is not so sweet?


Today Miss BIMB make a strong cum back with vengeance caring a strong GREEN FLAG!!!!

To Our Success !

Meow Meow Meow

2024-05-31 17:44

Mabel

Compare to Malaysia’s Top 3 Banks 1Q 2024 Results, BIMB is not doing too bad. Thanks to the constants stream of Pilgrims going to Makkah and Madinah.

MBB Net Profit 2.48B EPS 20.63 sen QoQ +4.2% YoY +9.8%

CIMB Net Profit 1.93B EPS 18.16 sen QoQ +12.9% YoY +17.7%

PBB Net Profit 1.65B EPS 8.52 sen QoQ +2.35% YoY -3.54%

BIMB Net Profit 0.13B EPS 5.7 sen QoQ +9.4% YoY +9.4%

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2024/05/21/bank-islam039s-net-profit-rises-to-rm12917mil-in-1q-on-higher-net-income

2024-06-01 13:40

kong73

Bimb i am collecting too.. looks very solid good dividend yield

2 months ago

Mabel

Yes kong73!

Looking back at the first half of 2024, bank stocks dominated the majority of the top 10 high-yield dividend stocks list.

Among companies with a market capitalization exceeding RM5 billion, $BIMB(5258.MY)$ was the best-performing stock, with a dividend yield of over 8% and a year-to-date increase of over 14%. The three local banking giants, $RHBBANK(1066.MY)$, $MAYBANK(1155.MY)$, and $PBBANK(1295.MY)$, were also among the top performers, with dividend yields of 7.26%, 6.06%, and 4.73%, respectively.

To Our Success !

Meow

2 months ago

LuckyWorldg

中期图表在经过一波窄幅震荡下行的下跌后现在了一波上涨,从上涨的细节看,上涨连续性好,承接性好,走势清淅规范,运行特征与BIMB是机构股的资金运行特征相同。是机构股配合机构资金运行的特征,同时也出现了明显的转势信号,整体图表非常漂亮完美,但是在局部调整的细节里发现有人在大量卖出,主要表现在3.15号/5.31号/6.21号都出现了拉尾盘的痕迹,而且3.15号成交量巨量增长。一般情况下出现这种拉尾盘的走势的主要目的是在接近收盘的时候用最少的资金把价格拉高。这样可以提高第二天卖出的价格。在尾盘拉升可以最少的资金拉升价格后就收盘了,不用承担未来的抛压。这是一个标准的拉尾盘出货手法。从发现多次拉尾盘的痕迹来判断当前有人在大量卖出的观点存在不足,今天继续复盘。3.15号拉尾盘资金7859.74万。3.16号全天成交额419.29万。5.31号拉尾盘资金226.6万,6.4号全天成交额396.64万。6.21号318.52万,6.24号全天成交额264.33万。从这些成交额来看,如果用拉尾盘出货的观点去分析,第二天的全天成交额都无法把拉盘资金出完。所以从这个角度看,当前的细节更多的是一种护盘行为概率会更高。有问题或合作PM @depths95

2 months ago

Daily88

BOUGHT BIMB. KEEP UNTIL SEE MONEY.

1 month ago

TheContrarian

Bought back BIMB at 2.48 today.

1 month ago

Mabel

Same here at RM 2.48...

1 month ago

seiluen

still holding since RM2.03

1 month ago

aimi4s1

is it worthy to put money in this stock as retirement saving?

1 month ago

Mabel

Why not?

Best dividend counter even beating Maybank and CMIB

Meow

1 month ago

sg999

But RHB dividen higher?

1 month ago

TheContrarian

Bought at 2.42.

1 month ago

Mabel

Congrats Guys!

1 month ago

Mabel

Meow Meow Meow

1 month ago

Mabel

Historically, biting down gold coins was common practice among traders for checking the authenticity of the metal. Genuine gold, being soft, would leave dents on the coins.

However, the question of authenticity no longer applies in the Olympics, since the International Olympic Committee stopped awarding pure gold medals in 1912.

As modern-day investors, it can be easy for us to get caught up in the day-to-day fluctuations of the stock market.

The advent of the 24-hour news cycle, up-to-the-second trading platforms, and low-commission trading (or commission free in many instances) can make your head spin and make matters worse in many instances.

However, if there is one lesson stock market history has taught me, it's that a short-term crisis often makes way for longer-term opportunities.

Booms and Busts are Nothing New

Long before Wall Street was even conceived of, history was littered with boom-and-bust periods.

In fact, unless you're hundreds of years old, the first instance happened long before you were born.

During the Dutch Golden Age of the 1700s, tulip speculation ran wild.

Even though there was little real-world value or use around tulips, the price soared to the equivalent of ten times the annual salary of a skilled artisan!

The Extremes of the .com Craze

Fast forward to 1999, and a similar phenomenon occurred with the burgeoning internet sector.

Investors began to realize that the internet would change how we take in information.

However, just like the Tulip Bubble before it, investors suffered from irrational exuberance.

Though most internet stocks had yet to turn a profit, investors piled into any stock with a .com in the name and sent it into the stratosphere.

One extreme example was Netscape. Netscape soared from $28 to nearly $75 a share on its first day of trading!

Many other names went on to have price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios of over 300x earnings - numbers that would wake Warren Buffett up at night.

2008's Global Financial Crisis

The housing crisis of 2008 was yet another example of excesses in one direction leading to excesses in the opposite direction.

Large banks' excessive risk taking and over-lending aimed at low-income home buyers led to a speculative bubble.

You guessed it! Like the dot com craze and Tulip Mania before it, this didn't end well.

First, rampant real estate speculation led to unsustainable prices. Then, the devastating crash came which sparked the demise of large banks such as Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns.

Learn from the Market's Past to Understand the Future

You may be wondering why I am taking you down this random walk-through memory lane.

One of the primary reasons why crisis equates to opportunity in the stock market is the occurrence of "black swan" events.

Black swan events are rare and unexpected events that significantly impact the market and can cause a rapid decline in stock prices.

The events I walked you through above are all examples of black swan events.

However, black swan events can be a product of things outside of the economy that ultimately impact the economy (think the 9/11 terrorist attacks or the COVID-19 pandemic).

While these events are often devasting to the world and investors caught on the wrong side of the trade, they also pave the way for opportunities for those who have dry powder (cash on hand) and are prepared to take advantage of them.

*Like a weed sprouting its way through a cracked driveway, ultimately markets "heal*".

Meow

1 month ago

Mabel

All 3 Singapore-listed banks have also released their financial results for the 2nd quarter, and for the 1st half of FY2024 – starting with United Overseas Bank (SGX: U11), on 01 August, followed by Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (SGX: O39), the following day on 02 August, and then DBS Group Holdings Limited (SGX: D05), on 07 August.

‌*Dividend Payout to Shareholders*:
The management of UOB pays out a dividend on a half-yearly basis – once when it releases its results for the 1st half of the year, and once when it releases its results for the 2nd half. ‌For the 1st half of FY2024, a dividend payout of 88.0 cents/share was declared – this represents a 3.5% improvement from its payout of 85.0 cents/share declared last year. The amount also represents a payout ratio of about 51%. Dividend payout: 23 August 2024

Similar to UOB, OCBC’s management also announces dividends to shareholders bi-annually – once when the bank releases its results for the 1st half of the year and again for the 2nd half. For the 1st half of FY2024, a dividend payout of 44.0 cents/share was declared – a 10.0% increase from its payout of 40.0 cents/share last year, and representing a payout ratio of 50%. Dividend payout: 23 August 2024

‌Unlike UOB and OCBC, the management of DBS declares a dividend payout to the shareholders on a quarterly basis. Similar to the first quarter, a payout of 54.0 cents/share was declared for the 2nd quarter. Hence, for the 1st half of the year, a total payout of $1.08/share was declared – a 20.0% improvement from its payout of 90.0 cents/share last year. Dividend payout: 26 August 2024

Let's hope Maybank, CIMB and BIMB can beats the 3 Singaporean Princess!

Meow Meow Meow

1 month ago

Mabel

Today Mabel unload from 2.66 to 2.68 and retain another 60 %...

Thank you BIMB

Meow

1 month ago

TheContrarian

Took some profits at 2.66.

1 month ago

Mabel

Well done !

1 month ago

troy88

Heading to RM3..

1 month ago

mf

Indices
FBM KLCI

FBM KLCI

1,608.63

-3.72

0.23%

1 month ago

Mabel

Meow Meow Meow

1 month ago

Mabel

Meow Meow Meow

1 month ago

Mabel

Wow RM 2.77 oledi

3 weeks ago

pang72

Meow meow mable..
I believe in you for BIMB..

3 weeks ago

pang72

BANK ISLAM RECORDS NET PROFIT OF RM266.3 MILLION FOR 1H2024
HIGHLIGHTS
• The Group’s Net Profit increased by 4.8% year-on-year (y-o-y) to register at RM266.3
million.
• Total Assets grew by 6.4% y-o-y to RM93.0 billion.
• Net allowance for impairment on financing and advances decreased by 37.3% to
RM77.5 million.
• Gross impaired financing and financing credit cost ratios stood lower at 0.92% and
0.23%, respectively, reflecting commendable asset quality.
• Strong customer deposits and investment account growth y-o-y, with healthy
CASATIA composition at 37.0%.
• Robust capital position with a Total Capital Ratio of 19.4%.

3 weeks ago

pang72

QR too good to go up?
It is OK..
12c f
Dividend declares in Nov will cross $3

3 weeks ago

Mabel

#pang72 Meow meow possible..
I believe in you for BIMB..
22/08/2024 3:31 PM

Cheers Pang72!

Welcome to BIMB!

Today Mabel add another batch at RM 2.63 and another batch at RM 2.60...

To RM 3 with Loves!

Meow Meow Meow

3 weeks ago

Mabel

Bank Islams 2Q24 results were below expectations, and we lower our FY24-26E earnings by 5% respectively. We maintain a HOLD call and roll forward valuations to FY25 on an unchanged PBV of 0.8x (FY25E ROE: 7.9%). Our TP of MYR2.75 is maintained.

Source: Maybank

3 weeks ago

Mabel

Meow Meow Meow

3 weeks ago

Mabel

Second quarter 2024 earnings released: EPS: RM0.061 (vs RM0.06 in 2Q 2023)

Second quarter 2024 results:
EPS: RM0.061 (up from RM0.06 in 2Q 2023).
Revenue: RM590.2m (up 8.4% from 2Q 2023).
Net income: RM137.2m (flat on 2Q 2023).

Profit margin: 23% (down from 25% in 2Q 2023). The decrease in margin was driven by higher expenses.

Revenue is forecast to grow 7.0% p.a. on average during the next 3 years, compared to a 7.0% growth forecast for the Banks industry in Malaysia.

Today BIMB climbs 2.69 %

To Our Success !

Meow

3 weeks ago

Mabel

Yesterday was Bank Islam, Maybank just released their Result

MAYBANK 2nd Quarter 2024

1. Maybank 2nd Quarter 2024 net profit increased 8.2% to RM2.53 billion. This is due to lower provisions and tax expenses.
2. According to its filing with Bursa, Maybank maintains its target to achieve return-on-equity (ROE) of 11% for FY2024.
3. The company announced a dividend of 29 sen per share similar to the level announced last year.

Next is CIMB

Yum Yum

3 weeks ago

TheContrarian

Two days ago put buy order at RM2.56. Didn't realize my order was done until I checked my account today.

2 weeks ago

Mabel

Diversifying across several banks is a smart approach, especially when focusing on dividend yields. This strategy can help spread risk and take advantage of the strengths of different institutions. Here are the ranking of Mabel's Banks based on their latest quarterly results (Q2 2024 for most):

*Revenue*

Maybank: MYR 14.92 billion
CIMB: MYR 5.6 billion
BIMB: MYR 590.2 million

*Earnings (Net Profit)*

Maybank: MYR 5.02 billion
CIMB: MYR 1.96 billion
BIMB: MYR 137.2 million

*Dividend*

Maybank: 29 sen per share
CIMB: 27 sen per share
BIMB: 4.22 sen per share

Happy Merdeka Every One!

Meow Meow Meow

2 weeks ago

Mabel

Historical data shows that after the slump in September, US stocks tend to experience a relatively strong rebound in the following fourth quarter. Since 1990, the win rates for US stocks in October, November, and December have been as high as 65%, 71%, and 76%, respectively, with gains exceeding 1% in each month. This suggests that accumulating cash and buying fundamentally strong stocks during market downturns could be a viable strategy.

Generally, in a lower interest rate environment, the investment value of sectors with high dividends such as banks, utilities and consumer staples become more prominent. In the face of potential market volatility, stocks with stable dividend growth and high free cash flow yields in these sectors also have stronger defensive attributes. If their valuations are relatively low, the margin of safety will be higher. So if you expect more volatility in September than usual, it's time to sell offensive stocks and buy defensive stocks.

Cheers Everyone!

Meow

2 weeks ago

Ubaidah At-Tasiki

I personally target bimb rm 3

2 weeks ago

TheContrarian

BIMB holding up well.

1 week ago

Mabel

It seems all Mabel's 3 Banks took a slight deep today...

So Far all 3 Banks are holding up steadily...

6 days ago

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