Friday, February 26, 2010

Net profit of Bank Permata grows 5%

Net profit of PT Bank Permata Tbk last year rose 5 percent into IDR486 billion as from IDR461 billion previous year.
CEO Bank Permata David Fletcher said the corporate credit grew 18 percent into IDR41.2 trillion as from IDR34.85 trillion.
"The corporate operational last year grew 19 percent or IDR119 billion into IDR740 billion as from the previous year," he said yesterday.
He said the capital participation last year from the shareholders rose 13 percent into IDR4.84 trillion. Thus, the CAR with corporate market risk is on the level of 12.2 percent or above BI requirement of 8 percent.
Fletcher said the credit grew 18 percent into IDR41.2 trillion as from the previous year of IDR34.85 trillion. The total revenue last year stood at IDR3.74 trillion or rose 15 percent as from the previous year with the support of credit and other operational revenues.
On the other side, the net interest income rose 15 percent into IDR2.96 trillion and other operational cost revenue grew 15 percent into IDr785 billion.
Fletcher said the corporate operational cost could be slashed down under 8 percent into IDR2.46 trillion by continuing investment system and process, training and employee development.
The third party fund (DPK) of Bank Permata rose 7 percent into IDR45.72 trillion. The clearing and saving accounts grew 17 percent and 37 percent respectively into IDR10.95 trillion and IDR9.68 trillion. The expensive fund, deposit, fell down 5 percent into IDR25.10 trillion in 2009.
The loan to deposit ratio (LDR) was on the level of 90.6 percent in 2009 as from 81.8 percent in 2008. The net NPL was 1.5 percent in 2009.
Bank Permata Syariah net profit rose 73 percent into IDR82.3 billion, assets rose 19 percent into IDR1.54 trillion in 2009 as from the former year of IDR241 billion.
Bank Permata stock price yesterday slid 1.11 percent into IDR890 as from IDR900 with market capitalization o fIDR6.89 trillion.

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