How have ANZ's (ANZ Group Holdings) net interest income, margins and earnings per share trended over time?
Net interest income, ANZ's primary source of revenue, has fluctuated across the reported decade, dipping from $15.1B in FY2016 to a low of $14.0B in FY2020, before climbing to $18.0B in FY2025, the highest level in the series. Non-interest income followed a more uneven path, falling from $5.5B in FY2016 to $3.3B in FY2021, before recovering to $4.2B in FY2025.
Net interest margin has trended lower over the period, from 2.07% in FY2016 to 1.55% in FY2025, with the steepest decline occurring between FY2018 (1.87%) and FY2020 (1.63%). Provisions for loan losses varied sharply across the years, from a charge of $1.9B in FY2016 to no net provision recorded in FY2022, before increasing again to charges of $245M in FY2023, $406M in FY2024 and $441M in FY2025.
Diluted EPS moved from $1.89 in FY2016 to a peak of $2.33 in FY2022, before declining to $1.97 in FY2025, even as the number of shares on issue rose from 2.89 billion to 2.97 billion over the same span, indicating that per-share earnings did not keep pace with the increase in shares outstanding in the later years.
Updated 6 Jul 2026