T-Technologies Posts 32% Operating Profit Growth for H1 2026 and Recommends RUB 4.7 per Share Dividend
Summary: On August 11, 2026, MKPAO T-Technologies («Т-Технологии»), the holding company of T-Bank («Т-Банк»), published its consolidated IFRS financial results for the second quarter and the first half of 2026. Operating net profit for the quarter grew 25% year-on-year to RUB 52.1 billion, and 32% to RUB 98.6 billion for the half-year. Net revenue rose 27% to RUB 216.8 billion in the quarter. The board of directors recommended a dividend of RUB 4.7 per share for the second quarter.

Key second-quarter results
According to the group's consolidated IFRS report, operating net profit for the second quarter of 2026 amounted to RUB 52.1 billion, up 25% year-on-year. The company said the growth reflects its "focus on business efficiency". Net profit for the quarter, by contrast, declined 15% to RUB 39.5 billion.
- net revenue: RUB 216.8 billion (+27% year-on-year) on ecosystem expansion and higher customer engagement;
- total operating expenses: RUB 109.2 billion (+23%);
- return on equity (ROE): 28.1%, versus 28.4% in the second quarter of 2025.
First-half 2026 performance
For January–June 2026, the group's operating net profit reached RUB 98.6 billion, up 32% year-on-year. Net revenue for the half-year totalled RUB 414.2 billion (+26%), while net profit decreased 7% to RUB 74.5 billion. The company continued to invest in technology development and product design, which affected the dynamics of operating expenses.
Recommended dividend
The board of directors of T-Technologies recommended a dividend of RUB 4.7 per share for the second quarter of 2026, according to the corporate disclosure website. The payment calendar is as follows:
- October 1, 2026 — general shareholders' meeting on the dividend;
- by October 12, 2026 — last date to purchase shares entitled to the payout;
- by October 26, 2026 — payments to nominee holders and professional market participants;
- by November 17, 2026 — payments to other shareholders.
Dividend policy and the previous payout
Under its dividend policy, the company allocates up to 30% of IFRS net profit for the reporting period to dividends. The source of the second-quarter dividend and the total payout amount are not disclosed. In early August 2026, shareholders approved the first-quarter dividend of RUB 4.6 per share, with RUB 12.3 billion allocated in total; August 7 was the last day to buy shares for that payout.
About the company
MKPAO T-Technologies («Т-Технологии») is the holding structure of T-Bank («Т-Банк»), a technology company developing an ecosystem of financial and lifestyle services for retail and business customers.
Company and contacts
MKPAO T-Technologies («Т-Технологии»). Contact details are not disclosed in the source; investor information is available on the company's official website: https://t-technologies.ru/.
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