Executive Summary
Bank of Tianjin delivered QQ1 2025 revenue of 2,310.29 million CNY with net income of 1,083.79 million CNY and earnings per share of 0.18. Revenue and operating income were reported at 2,310.29 million CNY, while total other income and expenses reduced preātax income by 1,104.10 million CNY, yielding a preātax profit of 1,206.19 million CNY and afterātax net income of 1,083.79 million CNY. The company posted a net margin of 46.9% and a preātax margin of 52.2%, but the large negative other income item underscores a material nonāoperating impact on quarterly results. Management commentary around the core banking performance and balance sheet positioning is not captured in the provided transcript data, limiting visibility into routine source of earnings strength beyond the reported figures. The stock trades at a very low valuation by broad metrics (P/E ~2.4x; P/B ~0.15x), suggesting a potential value opportunity if core earnings quality remains intact and risk factors are contained. Cash per share stands at 7.48 CNY, supporting a conservative liquidity stance despite a modest ROE of about 1.6% and a high leverage footprint implied by a debt/equity ratio near 2.2. These dynamics reflect a regional lender with ample liquidity but pressured by balanceāsheet scale and earnings quality questions in a challenging macro environment for Chinese banks.
Key Performance Indicators
QoQ: 101.74% | YoY:307.89%
Key Insights
Revenue: 2,310.29 million CNY, YoY +5.39% ā QoQ +5.39% (Q1 2025 vs Q1 2024). Gross Profit: 2,310.29 million CNY (gross margin reported as 100.0%). Operating Income: 2,310.29 million CNY (operating margin 100.0%). Net Income: 1,083.79 million CNY; Net Margin: 46.91%. Preātax Income: 1,206.19 million CNY; Pretax Margin: 52.21%. Income Tax: 106.27 million CNY; Tax Rate: ~8.81% (given pproximate). EPS: 0.18 CNY; Weighted Avg Shares: 6,070.58 million. ROE: 1.58%; ROA: 0.115%; Debt Ratio: 0.16; De...
Financial Highlights
Revenue: 2,310.29 million CNY, YoY +5.39% ā QoQ +5.39% (Q1 2025 vs Q1 2024). Gross Profit: 2,310.29 million CNY (gross margin reported as 100.0%). Operating Income: 2,310.29 million CNY (operating margin 100.0%). Net Income: 1,083.79 million CNY; Net Margin: 46.91%. Preātax Income: 1,206.19 million CNY; Pretax Margin: 52.21%. Income Tax: 106.27 million CNY; Tax Rate: ~8.81% (given pproximate). EPS: 0.18 CNY; Weighted Avg Shares: 6,070.58 million. ROE: 1.58%; ROA: 0.115%; Debt Ratio: 0.16; Debt/Equity: 2.20; LongāTerm Debt to Capitalization: 68.8%; Price to Book: 0.154x; Price to Earnings: 2.44x; Price to Sales: 4.58x; Cash per Share: 7.48 CNY; Dividend Yield: 0.0%. Supportive liquidity via cash reserve, but instrumented by a high equity multiplier (~13.77x). Note: Several widely used profitability and efficiency ratios appear inconsistent in the dataset (e.g., asset turnover and ROA/ROE) given the reported combination of a very high gross margin and a heavy nonāoperating charge; the narrative below references, where possible, the reported line items and the computed implications.
Income Statement
| Metric |
Value |
YoY Change |
QoQ Change |
| Revenue |
2.31B |
56.08% |
5.39% |
| Gross Profit |
2.31B |
-88.70% |
5.39% |
| Operating Income |
2.31B |
307.89% |
101.74% |
| Net Income |
1.08B |
159.93% |
2.42% |
| EPS |
0.18 |
162.01% |
5.88% |
Key Financial Ratios
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Management Commentary
Transcript data is not provided in the input. No management quotes are available from an earnings call to extract themes or citations. If a transcript becomes available, we will extract quotes by theme (strategy, operations, market conditions) with context and significance.
Forward Guidance
No explicit forward guidance was provided in the input data. Based on the QQ1 2025 results and sector dynamics, the following scenario analysis is offered:
- Base case: Modest topline growth in 2025 (midāsingle to lowāsingle digits), with core banking profitability stabilizing as the nonāoperating item normalizes. Monitor cost discipline and fee income expansion to sustain midteens ROE potential over time.
- bull case: If nonāoperating items are oneāoffs or nonārecurring and core net interest income strengthens, ROE could trend higher toward the lowātoāmid single digits, supported by solid liquidity and a favorable funding profile.
- bear case: Recurrent nonāoperating charges or deterioration in asset quality could compress profitability and pressure capital metrics. Given a low P/B and P/E, any material earnings surprise to the downside could trigger multiple compression. Key factors for investors to monitor include: net interest income trajectory, loan book quality and impairment charges, feeāincome growth (treasury/wealth management), regulatory capital allocations, and deposit growth/retention dynamics in a highly competitive regional banking landscape.