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BNK Banking posts $3.5M goodwill impairment
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BNK Banking posts $3.5M goodwill impairment

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  • BNK Banking announced it expects to recognise a non-cash goodwill impairment of $3.5 million after tax for the financial year ended June 30.
  • The write-down is a non-cash accounting item that does not affect the group's underlying trading performance, cash position, or CET1 capital ratio.
  • The adjustment follows an annual review that found future cash flows could no longer support the remaining goodwill balance under accounting standards.

BNK Banking (ASX:BBC) advised that it expects to recognise a non-cash goodwill impairment of $3.5 million after tax in its financial results for the year ended June 30.

Each year, the carrying value of goodwill is tested for indicators of impairment using the future cash flows of the group's cash-generating unit.

Sensitivities within key drivers identified that the remaining goodwill balance was no longer supported, resulting in a full impairment being recognised.

The impairment will be recorded as a non-cash item in accordance with the company's accounting policies and does not affect the group's underlying trading performance or cash position.

There is no impact on BNK's CET1 capital ratio as a result of this impairment, leaving core capital measures steady as the full-year results approach on Aug. 27.

Following the announcement, the BNK Banking share price was unchanged at $0.26.

The company operates as a branchless bank offering deposit and lending products through a national broker network, key aggregator partnerships, and digital channels.

BNK manages its operations through two distinct brands known as Goldfields Money and Better Choice Home Loans.

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