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TCS Group Holding PLC reports robust profit in 1Q'20; announces 2nd 2020 interim dividend

TCS Group Holding PLC (TCS) 
TCS Group Holding PLC reports robust profit in 1Q'20; announces 2nd 2020 
interim dividend 
 
13-May-2020 / 10:20 MSK 
Dissemination of a Regulatory Announcement, transmitted by EQS Group. 
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. 
 
    TCS Group Holding PLC reports robust profit in 1Q'20; announces 2nd 2020 
            interim dividend 
 
  - Net margin up 40% year-on-year to RUB 25.3 bn in 1Q'20 (1Q'19: RUB 18.1 
  bn) 
 
  - Net income of RUB 9.0 bn in 1Q'20 
 
  - 1.0 mn new credit accounts added in 1Q'20 
 
  - Return on equity of 37.5% 
 
 LIMASSOL, CYPRUS - 13 May 2020. TCS Group Holding PLC (LI: TCS, MOEX: TCSG) 
 ("Tinkoff", "We", the "Group", the "Company"), Russia's leading provider of 
    online financial and lifestyle services via its Tinkoff ecosystem, today 
     announces its interim condensed consolidated IFRS results for the three 
            months ended 31 March 2020. 
 
            Oliver Hughes, CEO of Tinkoff Group, commented: 
 
            "The first quarter of 2020 was a strong one for us, despite the 
unprecedented challenges facing Tinkoff customers and consumers in Russia as 
a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our net income rose by 26% to RUB 9.0 bn, 
    aided by a RUB 3.4bn pre-tax gain from disposals of debt securities, and 
    despite a RUB 5.9bn pre-tax impact from adjusting our IFRS9 provisioning 
            models in light of the COVID-19 outbreak. 
 
  Importantly, we saw 1.0mn new Tinkoff Black current accounts opened in the 
   first three months of the year - this is a record for us, and this strong 
growth has continued through the current crisis. The growth of Tinkoff Black 
       was given a further boost by the migration of Rocketbank customers to 
  Tinkoff. As a result, more than 50,000 customers have moved to Tinkoff and 
            this will continue as Rocketbank winds down its operations. 
 
As a branchless, online provider of banking, investment, insurance and other 
  lifestyle services, we are able to continue offering best-in class service 
       to customers undisrupted by the current COVID-related problems in the 
face-to-face world. We are also leveraging our ability to innovate and adapt 
  quickly, and we see opportunities in the current challenging situation. We 
 have expanded cashback offers for Tinkoff Black and made them more tailored 
     to current online shopping needs. Tinkoff Bank launched an offer called 
 'Surviving Quarantine', which allows customers to benefit from discounts on 
    popular digital services and subscriptions, such as film streaming, home 
            fitness, audio books and online courses. 
 
As a responsible lender who is committed to long-term relationships with its 
   customers, the Group launched a range of flexible repayment restructuring 
    programmes for customers adversely impacted by the current crisis (these 
       programmes supplement and work in parallel with the Government-backed 
            options). 
 
   Tinkoff Investments is going from strength-to-strength. We launched a new 
   process to onboard new customers through the mobile app, without the need 
   for an in-person meeting; we redesigned and enhanced our web terminal; we 
launched six new currencies that can be traded at the interbank rate; and we 
  established a series of online events and webinars for Tinkoff Investments 
  customers. All of these efforts and a lot more fuelled the opening of more 
   than 600,000 brokerage accounts year-to-date (reaching 2.0 mn) and record 
  inflows in April (RUB 23 bn). The average balance of a Tinkoff Investments 
    account rose by 12% YTD. More than 250,000 customers are currently using 
Pulse, our social network for investors. I am pleased to report that Tinkoff 
    Investments has been the #1 retail brokerage on MOEX by number of active 
            customers for the fifth consecutive month in April. 
 
          We are also paying close attention to the needs of our SME banking 
   customers, as Tinkoff Business remains a very important business line for 
       us. To help these customers, Tinkoff Business launched a service that 
    enables self-employed customers to register with the tax authorities and 
   gives them a convenient way to manage their tax returns. We are assisting 
     small offline businesses to move to online and we also lowered merchant 
            servicing fees for online acquiring. 
 
      Tinkoff Mobile now allows customers to open virtual SIM cards. We also 
      implemented a service that allows customers to delay payment of mobile 
       services by up to two weeks without penalties, waive roaming fees for 
    customers who aren't able to return to Russia due to lockdown and to use 
     unlimited data for remote working apps including Zoom, Skype and Slack. 
 
        We adopted a conservative stance on lending from early March. We are 
      managing the portfolio and credit limits very tightly and have shifted 
   resources to our cloud-based pre-collection and collection teams. We will 
    see how the situation develops from here and make further adjustments if 
            necessary. 
 
   While continuing to innovate and work flexibly in response to the current 
   circumstances, as always, we remain focused on profitability. Our ROE was 
     37.5% in the first quarter of this year, one of the highest ROEs in the 
        world, even as we created significant prudent provisioning cushions. 
 
        The business environment remains fluid. We understand the need to be 
    sensible about capital returns in this uncertain environment. We have no 
     plans to alter our dividend policy of paying up to 30% of quarterly net 
   income, but we will prioritise the capital needs of the business ahead of 
            dividends if the situation demands it." 
 
            FINANCIAL AND OPERATING REVIEW 
 
                           RUB bn 1Q'20 1Q'19     Change 
Credit accounts acquired (mn pcs)   1.0   1.1        -9% 
                       Net margin  25.3  18.1       +40% 
      Net margin after provisions   9.6  13.3       -28% 
 
                Profit before tax  11.6   9.3       +26% 
                       Net income   9.0   7.2       +26% 
                 Return on equity 37.5% 64.4% -26.9 p.p. 
              Net interest margin 19.9% 21.5%  -1.6 p.p. 
                     Cost of risk 15.9%  7.5%  +8.4 p.p. 
 
                          RUB bn 31 Mar 2020     31 Dec   Change 
                                                   2019 
                    Total assets       606.7      579.5    +4.7% 
       Net loans and advances to       335.8      329.2    +2.0% 
                       customers 
                   Share of NPLs        9.4%       9.1%     +0.3 
                                                            p.p. 
     Cash and treasury portfolio       209.6      193.0    +8.6% 
               Total liabilities       510.0      483.4    +5.5% 
               Customer accounts       419.6      411.6    +1.9% 
                    Total equity        96.6       96.1    +0.5% 
            Tier 1 capital ratio       19.2%      19.1%     +0.1 
                                                            p.p. 
             Total capital ratio       19.2%      19.1%     +0.1 
                                                            p.p. 
      CBR N1.0 (capital adequacy       12.8%      12.1%     +0.7 
                          ratio)                            p.p. 
 
In 1Q'20, the Group's total revenue grew by 38% y-o-y to RUB 47.1 bn (1Q'19: 
   RUB 34.0 bn). Gross interest income increased by 37% y-o-y to RUB 31.5 bn 
  (1Q'19: RUB 22.9 bn), driven by the continued growth of our balance sheet, 
            customer base, and credit product range. 
 
    Gross interest yield rose marginally to 32.2% in 1Q'20 due to our stable 
 asset mix. The interest yield on the Group's securities portfolio decreased 
           to 6.0% (1Q'19: 7.1%), primarily due to declining interest rates. 
 
  In 1Q'20, interest expense grew by 26% y-o-y to RUB 5.6 bn (1Q'19: RUB 4.5 
bn), driven by significant growth of our customer base and account balances. 
At the same time, our cost of borrowing decreased to 4.8% in 1Q'20 following 
            a gradual decrease in deposit rates. 
 
 In 1Q'20, net margin grew by 40% y-o-y to RUB 25.3 bn (1Q'19: RUB 18.1 bn), 
            primarily as a result of solid net loan growth. 
 
  Cost of risk rose to 15.9% in 1Q'20 (1Q'19: 7.5%), of which 6.0pp were due 
    to the adjustments made to our IFRS9 provisioning models in light of the 
   expected macroeconomic deterioration due to the decline in oil prices and 
the COVID-19 outbreak. Absent these adjustments, our cost of risk would have 
    been 9.9%, a small deterioration y-o-y. Therefore, our risk-adjusted net 
            interest margin decreased to 7.6% in 1Q'20 (1Q'19: 15.8%). 
 
 Our non-credit business lines continue to deliver robust performance thanks 
  to customer base growth, and now represent 34% of the Group's revenue. Fee 
 and commission revenue rose by 33% y-o-y to RUB 8.9 bn in 1Q'20 (1Q'19: RUB 
  6.7 bn), accounting for 19% of total revenue, while Tinkoff Insurance more 
than doubled its revenue y-o-y to RUB 4.8 bn (1Q'19: RUB 2.3 bn), accounting 
            for 10% of total revenue. 
 
            As at the end of 1Q'20, the Group had: 
 
? over 8.1 mn current account customers with a total balance of RUB 225.2 
bn across all accounts 
 
? over 545k SME customers, with a total current account balance of RUB 
50.9 bn 
 
? 1,436k brokerage customers opened at MOEX through Tinkoff Investments. 
 
? Tinkoff app had over 20 mn installs, MAU stood at 5.6 mn, DAU stood at 
1.8 mn 
 
? Tinkoff Bank's credit card market share stood at 13.3% as of 1 April 
2020, confirming its position as Russia's second largest credit card 
issuer 
 
      In 1Q'20, operating expenses increased by only 7% y-o-y to RUB 11.6 bn 
(1Q'19: RUB 10.8 bn) mainly due to a slight decrease in customer acquisition 
expenses. Despite this, the cost-to-income ratio decreased to 32.5% in 1Q'20 
            (1Q'19: 42.3%). 
 
The Group reported solid quarterly net income of RUB 9.0 bn in 1Q'20 (1Q'19: 
      RUB 7.2 bn). As a result, ROE for 1Q'20 stood at 37.5% (1Q'19: 64.4%). 
 
In 1Q'20, the Group continued to maintain a healthy balance sheet with total 
assets growing by 4.7% since the end of 2019 to RUB 606.7 bn (31 Dec'19: RUB 
            579.5 bn). 
 
       The Group's gross loan book grew by 4.2% in 1Q'20 to RUB 399.9 bn (31 
 Dec'19: RUB 383.9 bn), while the net loan book grew by 2.0% to RUB 335.8 bn 
            (31 Dec'19: RUB 329.2 bn). 
 
   The Group's NPL ratio rose to 9.4% (31 Dec'19: 9.1%) primarily due to the 
 denominator effect as loan book growth slowed in 1Q'20, while our loan loss 
            provision coverage increased to 1.7x non-performing loans. 
 
 The Group's customer accounts increased by 1.9% to RUB 419.6 bn (31 Dec'19: 
            RUB 411.6 bn). 
 
Tinkoff's total equity only rose a marginal 0.5% in 1Q'20 to RUB 96.6 bn (31 
  Dec'19: RUB 96.1 bn), due to the payment of the dividend for 4Q'19 and the 
   negative revaluation of our securities portfolio. As of 1 April 2020, the 
 Group's statutory N1.0 ratio had increased to 12.8%, and its N1.2 ratio had 
            declined to 11.2%. N1.1 stood at a comfortable 8.7%. 
 
            GUIDANCE FOR 2020 WITHDRAWN 
 
        Because of the current uncertain operating environment caused by the 
      COVID-19 pandemic, the Group is withdrawing its previously issued 2020 
  guidance, and will not issue new guidance for 2020 unless and until market 
            conditions stabilise. 
 
      Instead of formal guidance, below the Group provides some illustrative 
     performance indicators for the remainder of 2020. Although the business 
            environment in Russia remains fluid and may change quickly: 
 
? We expect our gross loan portfolio will be in 'steady state' in 2020, 
with the net loan portfolio being negatively affected by rising provisions 
 
? We expect cost of risk to remain elevated in 2020, given the necessity 
to frontload provisions and the expected migration of loans to Stages 2 
and 3 
 
? We expect the Group's cost of borrowing in 2020 to decline y-o-y 
 
? We are confident the Group will remain profitable and can maintain 
adequate capital ratios in 2020 
 
            Second 2020 Interim Dividend Announcement 
 
 In line with the Group's dividend policy, and given our confidence that the 
Group will remain profitable and can maintain adequate capital ratios during 
 the year, the Group's Board of Directors has approved a second 2020 interim 
gross dividend of USD 0.14 per share/per GDR (with each GDR representing one 
        class A share) with a total amount allocated for dividend payment in 
        relation to 1Q of around USD 28 mn. Subject to London Stock Exchange 
    regulations, indicatively the dividend will be payable on 1 June 2020 to 
     those shareholders on the register as at the record date of 29 May. The 
     ex-dividend date will be 28 May 2020. According to the terms of the GDR 
         deposit agreement, holders of the Group's GDRs should receive their 
           dividends approximately 3-5 business days after the payment date. 
 
            1Q'2020 AND POST-REPORTING PERIOD OPERATING HIGHLIGHTS 
 
Superior and innovative offering combined with targeted marketing activities 
            secure Tinkoff's place as a leading fintech brand 
 
? In February, Tinkoff announced plans to invest in a new venture project 
to set up a fintech company providing a range of services to retail 
customers in Europe (excluding CIS). The startup will offer non-credit 
financial products. The project is due to launch in 2020, with Tinkoff as 
its key seed investor. Tinkoff will have a controlling interest in the new 
venture. Tinkoff's initial commitment is up to EUR 25 million, which will 
be contributed in tranches as the venture develops 
 
? In February, Tinkoff signed a title partnership agreement with the 
Russian Football Premier League (RFPL) covering the 2019/2020, 2020/21 and 
2021/22 football seasons 
 
      Resilience and investment in customer loyalty amid the global COVID-19 
            pandemic 
 
? Tinkoff's first priority was to safeguard the health and safety of its 
employees, while ensuring business continuity for all its customers. As a 
testament to this swift and early response, Tinkoff has only had 19 
confirmed COVID-19 cases among its 27,000 employees. By the second week of 
March, over 95% of its office-based employees had successfully moved to 
home working. Only around 200 critical employees remain in the office, and 
its smart couriers continue to deliver products all over Russia. Tinkoff 
has decided to reward the commitment and the dedication of other frontline 
staff by increasing their remuneration by 15-20% during this difficult 
period. 
 
? Tinkoff is proactively assisting troubled borrowers by offering both 
government and proprietary restructuring programs. Between March 20 and 
May 12, Tinkoff restructured 2,2k loans according to Federal Law 106, 
24,6k loans according to our own restructuring programmes, and provided 1 
month temporary relief to 115.2k loans. 
 
? Tinkoff Home Call Centre (HCC) has deployed its cloud-based HCC platform 
to assist the Moscow City Government and the People's Social Front (a 
consumer protection organization) in fielding calls from people 
experiencing COVID-19 and related problems. 
 
? Tinkoff Business has launched a service allowing the self-employed to 
register with the tax authorities and easily manage their income and 
taxes. We are also assisting offline small business to relocate to the 
cloud and have lowered online acquiring fees for purchases of several 
essential products and services. We launched 0% loans to pay salaries in 
partnership with the Russian Bank for SME support. 
 
? Tinkoff Mobile has implemented functions allowing customers to open 
accounts using virtual SIM cards, to delay payment of mobile services by 
up to two weeks without charge, to waive certain roaming fees for 
customers not able to return to Russia, to record and store voice calls, 
and to use unlimited data for remote working apps like Zoom, Skype and 
Slack 
 
? Tinkoff introduced a cash-back offer called "Surviving Quarantine" which 
gives customers discounts of up to 75% discounts on online services, 
products, and subscriptions that are particularly in demand during 
isolation (online cinema, home fitness, books, language courses, etc.) 
 
? Tinkoff Black broadened its cashback offers and increased their 
relevance for customers. Customers now have greater control over the 
cash-back offers they can select through the mobile app. 
 
? Tinkoff Black will migrate Rocketbank customers to Tinkoff while 
carrying over their loyalty points. More than 50k customers have moved 
over to Tinkoff as Rocketbank winds down its operations. 
 
? Tinkoff agreed with key payment services Mastercard, Visa, and Mir to 
delay the expiration of bank cards beyond March / April 2020 and 
implemented a system to receive money back on items purchased using the 
Fast Payment System's QR codes. 
 
            Focus on enhancements to corporate governance 
 
? As part of Tinkoff's corporate governance roadmap, in April changes were 
made to two of Tinkoff's three governing bodies: the Tinkoff Bank 
Management Board and the Tinkoff Bank Board of Directors. Stanislav 
Bliznyuk (SVP, Head of Business Development) stepped down from the Tinkoff 
Bank Management Board and will be replaced, subject to approval from the 
Central Bank of Russia, by Vyacheslav Tsyganov (Chief Information 
Officer). 
 
? Oleg Tinkov (Founder) stepped down from his role of Chairman of the 
Tinkoff Bank Board of Directors to focus fully on his health and was 
replaced by Stanislav Bliznyuk. 
 
            Focus on acquiring best talent to strengthen the Group 
 
? In February 2020, Stanislav Bliznyuk (formerly COO) was promoted to SVP, 
Head of Business Development 
 
? In January 2020, Pavel Khristolyubov joined Tinkoff Group as the 
company's new COO 
 
            CONFERENCE CALL INFORMATION 
 
    The Tinkoff management team will host an investor and analyst conference 
  call at 14:00 UK time (16:00 Moscow time, 09:00 US Eastern Daylight Time), 
            on Wednesday, 13 May 2020. 
 
  The press release, presentation and financial statements will be available 
            on the Tinkoff website at 
            https://www.tinkoff.ru/eng/ir/financials/quarterly-earnings/ [1] 
 
      To participate in the conference call, please use the following access 
            details: 
 
           Conference ID               494319 
 
      Russian Federation +7 495 705 9270 
 
               Toll-free 8 010 800 2796 5011 
 
          United Kingdom +44 (0) 330 336 9401 
 
               Toll-free        0800 279 4827 
United States of America +1 929-477-0338 
 
               Toll-free 800-289-0462 
 
A live webcast of the presentation will be available at: 
https://webcasts.eqs.com/tcsgroup20200513 [2] 
 
    Please register approximately 10 minutes prior to the start of the call. 
 
                                              For enquiries: 
                       Tinkoff Tinkoff 
 
Artem Lebedev                  Larisa Chernysheva 
PR Department                  IR Department 
 
 + 7 495 648-10-00 (ext. 2202) + 7 495 648-10-00 (ext. 2312) 
 
               Alexandr Leonov Neri Tollardo 
 
+ 7 495 648-10-00 (ext. 35738) +44 7741 078383 
 
                 pr@tinkoff.ru ir@tinkoff.ru [3] 
 
About Tinkoff Group 
 
  TCS Group Holding PLC is an innovative provider of online retail financial 
 services. It includes Tinkoff Bank, mobile virtual network operator Tinkoff 
      Mobile, Tinkoff Insurance, management company Tinkoff Capital, Tinkoff 
     Software DC, a network of development hubs in major Russian cities, and 
     Tinkoff Education. The Group is currently developing Tinkoff ecosystem, 
            which offers financial and lifestyle services. 
 
   The Group was founded in 2006 by Russian entrepreneur Oleg Tinkov and has 
            been listed on the London Stock Exchange since October 2013. 
 
   The Group's key business is Tinkoff Bank, a fully online bank that serves 
         around 10 mn customers and forms the core of the Tinkoff ecosystem. 
 
Tinkoff Bank is the second largest player in the Russian credit card market, 
 with a share of 13.4%. The 1Q 2020 IFRS net income of TCS Group Holding PLC 
            amounted to RUB 9.0 bn. The ROE was 37.5%. 
 
    With no branches, the Group serves all its customers remotely via online 
channels and a cloud-based call centre. The centre is staffed by over 10,000 
employees, making it one of the largest in Europe. To ensure smooth delivery 
   of the Group's products, the Group has a nationwide network of over 2,500 
            representatives. 
 
In 2018, Global Finance named Tinkoff Bank the world's Best Consumer Digital 
   Bank, and in 2019, 2018, 2016 and 2015, the Best Consumer Digital Bank in 
 Russia. In 2017 and 2013, the Banker recognised Tinkoff Bank as the Bank of 
  the Year in Russia. The bank's mobile app has been consistently praised by 
local and global independent experts as the best of its kind (in 2013, 2014, 
            2015, 2016 by Deloitte and in 2018 by Global Finance). 
 
            Forward-looking statements 
 
     Some of the information in this announcement may contain projections or 
      other forward-looking statements regarding future events or the future 
       financial performance of the Group and Tinkoff Bank. You can identify 
            forward looking statements by terms such as "expect", "believe", 
  "anticipate", "estimate", "intend", "will", "could," "may" or "might", the 
  negative of such terms or other similar expressions. The Group and Tinkoff 
Bank wish to caution you that these statements are only predictions and that 
  actual events or results may differ materially. The Group and Tinkoff Bank 
do not intend to update these statements to reflect events and circumstances 
            occurring after the date hereof or to reflect the occurrence of 
 unanticipated events. Many factors could cause the actual results to differ 
materially from those contained in projections or forward-looking statements 
    of the Group and Tinkoff Bank, including, among others, general economic 
 conditions, the competitive environment, risks associated with operating in 
   Russia, rapid technological and market change in the industries the Group 
 operates in, as well as many other risks specifically related to the Group, 
            Tinkoff Bank and their respective operations. 
 
ISIN:          US87238U2033 
Category Code: QRF 
TIDM:          TCS 
LEI Code:      549300XQRN9MR54V1W18 
Sequence No.:  63391 
EQS News ID:   1043265 
 
End of Announcement EQS News Service 
 
 
1: https://eqs-cockpit.com/cgi-bin/fncls.ssp?fn=redirect&url=7621881e2aa226803a4aac95ac2386f3&application_id=1043265&site_id=vwd&application_name=news 
2: https://eqs-cockpit.com/cgi-bin/fncls.ssp?fn=redirect&url=de922ff2dc4488e3fb6f30f531ddb588&application_id=1043265&site_id=vwd&application_name=news 
3: mailto:ir@tcsbank.ru 
 

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