Good customer activity and strong credit quality led to solid result for 2025 Net profit of DKK 23.0 billion Dividend of DKK 16.94 per share for 2025 as well as an extraordinary dividend of DKK 5.78 per share, in total DKK 22.72 per share

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• Net profit is expected to be in the range of DKK 22-24 billion, reflecting a return on equity above our 2026 ambition of 13%

  80% confidence

• Danske Bank's underlying business remains robust, with prudent asset and liability management and strong capital and liquidity positions

  80% confidence

• Total income is expected to be around DKK 58 billion in 2026

  80% confidence

• Operating expenses expected in the range of DKK 26-26.5 billion in 2026

  80% confidence

• Both in Denmark and in our closest export markets, we see prospects for increased demand in 2026, alongside stabilised inflation and interest rates

  80% confidence

• Investments made to enhance customer experience have resulted in increasingly positive customer satisfaction scores and growing volumes across business

  80% confidence

• Danske Bank is well-positioned to continue to create sustainable value for customers, shareholders and society in the years to come

  80% confidence

• Cost/income ratio improved to 45.5%, supported by growing core income and efficiency measures

  80% confidence

• We delivered a solid net profit of DKK 23.0 billion in 2025, reflecting strong operational performance and disciplined cost control

  80% confidence

• Loan impairment charges are expected to be around DKK 1 billion as a result of continued strong credit quality

  80% confidence

• Assets under management reached a record level

  80% confidence

• Performance was driven by resilient net interest income and effective cost management, supported by low loan impairments on the back of the continued strength of our credit portfolio

  80% confidence

• Cost/income ratio is expected to be around 45% in 2026, in line with the target

  80% confidence

• There is no doubt that tariffs and uncertainty are harmful to many businesses and to long-term growth

  80% confidence

• In 2025, Danske Bank delivered a solid financial result, reaching the upper end of our guidance for the year

  80% confidence

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