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MCB posts highest-ever PAT of Rs65.27bn in 2023, declares Rs9 dividend

MCB Bank's 1QCY24 profit soars to Rs17.85bn
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February 06, 2024 (MLN): MCB Bank Limited (PSX: MCB) has recorded its highest-ever profit of Rs65.271 billion [EPS: Rs54.94] for the year ended December 31, 2023, as compared to the Rs34.45bn [EPS: Rs34.45] profit recorded in the same period last year (SPLY).

Along with the financial results, the board of directors of MCB has also announced a final cash dividend for the period ended December 31, 2023, at Rs9 per share i.e. 90%.

This is in addition to Interim Dividend(s) already paid at Rs21 per share i.e. 210 %.

Going by the income statement, the bank witnessed an increase of 72.37% YoY in its net interest income (NII) to stand at Rs165.42bn in 2023. The surge in NII is attributed to a massive jump in interest-earning (Rs364.45bn), up by 66.09% YoY.

During the period under review, the bank’s Non-Markup Income (NMI) rose by 36.68% YoY to Rs35.4bn owing to a significant rise in Fee and commission income to clock in at Rs22.46bn as compared to Rs15.57bn in 2022.

Additionally, MCB witnessed a reversal in its income through securities, as the bank reported a gain of Rs837.44 million in 2023, in contrast to a loss of Rs1.74bn in 2022.

On the expense side, the bank’s non-markup expenses witnessed an increase of 27.52% YoY and were recorded at Rs63.57bn in the review period.

The increase is attributed to the operating charges incurred by the bank, which reflected a growth of over Rs12bn in 2023.

Likewise, expenses towards the Worker’s welfare fund and other charges surged to Rs2.744bn and Rs701.75m during the review period.

However, the increase in the bank’s earnings was further buoyed by the share of profit of associates, as it stood at Rs1.35bn, up by 96.61% YoY.

Furthermore, the bank incurred a provision reversal of Rs1.075bn during the review period compared to the provisioning expense of Rs2.64bn in the corresponding period last year.

On the tax front, MCB paid Rs72.25bn, 76.69% YoY higher than the amount paid in 2022.

Consolidated Profit and Loss Account for the year ended December 31, 2023 (Rupees '000)
  Dec-23 Dec-22 % Change
Mark-up/return/interest earned 364,448,721 219,422,758 66.09%
Mark-up/return/interest expensed 199,026,657 123,454,752 61.21%
Net mark-up/interest income 165,422,064 95,968,006 72.37%
       
Non-mark-up/interest income      
Fee and commission income 22,460,483 15,573,910 44.22%
Dividend income 2,510,757 2,121,696 18.34%
Foreign exchange income 9,197,358 9,588,551 -4.08%
Income from derivatives 15,837 33,148 -52.22%
Loss/Gain on securities 837,442 (1,714,850) -148.83%
Other income 375,874 295,837 27.05%
Total non-mark-up/interest income 35,397,751 25,898,292 36.68%
Total income 200,819,815 121,866,298 64.79%
Non mark-up/interest expenses      
Operating expenses 60,127,915 48,075,386 25.07%
Workers welfare fund 2,744,424 1,509,781 81.78%
Other charges 701,754 267,536 162.30%
Total non mark-up/interest expenses 63,574,093 49,852,703 27.52%
Share of profit of associates 1,348,508 685,888 96.61%
Profit before provisions 138,594,230 72,699,483 90.64%
Provisions/(reversals) and write offs-net 1,075,258 (2,641,001) -140.71%
Profit before taxation 137,518,972 75,340,484 82.53%
Taxation 72,247,962 40,889,320 76.69%
Profit after taxation 65,271,010 34,451,164 89.46%
Basic and diluted earnings per share 54.94 29.00

 

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Posted on: 2024-02-06T13:13:40+05:00