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MCB yearly profits up by 6% to Rs31bn on provision reversals

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February 10, 2022 (MLN): MCB Bank has announced its financial results for the year ended on December 31, 2021, as per which it has reported net profits of Rs31.32 billion (EPS: Rs26.31), i.e., 6% higher than the net profits of Rs29.56bn recorded in the calendar year 2020.

This slender growth in profitability is due to a decline in net interest income (NII), however, a reversal in provision charges and meagre growth in non-funded income (NFI) supported the bottom-line.

The financial result was accompanied by a final cash dividend of Rs5 per share i.e., 50% for the year ended December 31, 2021. This is in addition to interim dividends already paid at Rs14 per share i.e., 140%.

Going by the financial results, the bank’s interest income came down by 9% YoY while interest expenses decreased by 8% YoY, hence MCB’s net interest income (NII) stood at Rs68.38bn, showing a decrease of nearly 10% YoY due to lower policy rate in major part of the period in order to combat the downside risks emanating from the COVID-19 outbreak.

While non-funded income (NFI) of the bank inched up by 7% YoY to stand at Rs20.65bn. Improved transactional volumes and business activities, diversification of revenue streams through continuous enrichment of bank's product suite and investments towards digital transformation supplemented a growth of 14% in fee income whereas dividend and foreign exchange income increased by 2x YoY & 40.7% respectively.

On the expense front, the bank successfully managed its total non-mark-up expenses that clocked in at Rs42.17bn despite sustained inflationary pressures amidst currency devaluation and rising commodity prices,
higher compliance-related regulatory charges and expansion in branch outreach.

The bank reported a reversal of Rs5.47bn on an account of the disposal of equity scrips as against the provision of Rs7.33bn. Proactive monitoring and recovery efforts also led to this reversal. The higher provision charges in CY20 were related to COVID-related general provisions.

 Profit and Loss Account for the Year ended  December 31, 2021 (Rupees '000)

 

Dec-21

Dec-20

% Change

Mark-up/return/interest earned

 132,609,303

 145,772,451

-9.0%

Mark-up/return/interest expensed

 64,231,302

 69,929,012

-8.1%

Net mark-up/interest income

 68,378,001

 75,843,439

-9.8%

 

 

 

 

Non-mark-up/interest income

 

 

 

Fee and commission income

 13,691,432

 11,971,491

14.4%

Dividend income

 1,955,213

 969,322

101.7%

Foreign exchange income

 3,847,755

 2,735,228

40.7%

Income from derivatives

 14,035

 4,087

243.4%

Loss/Gain on securities

 262,835

 3,396,296

-92.3%

Other income

 883,253

 192,103

359.8%

Total non-mark-up /interest income

 20,654,523

 19,268,527

7.2%

Total income

 89,032,524

 95,111,966

-6.4%

Non-mark-up/interest expenses

 

 

 

Operating expenses

 40,589,732

 37,763,917

7.5%

Workers welfare fund

 1,058,419

 974,808

8.6%

Other charges

 525,339

 297,987

76.3%

Total non-mark-up/interest expenses

 42,173,490

 39,036,712

8.0%

Share of profit of associates

 943,587

 573,078

64.7%

Profit before provisions

 47,802,621

 56,648,332

-15.6%

Provisions/(reversals) and write offs-net

 (5,472,779)

 7,330,044

Profit before taxation

 53,275,400

 49,318,288

8.0%

Taxation

 21,947,646

 19,756,019

11.1%

Profit after taxation

 31,327,754

 29,562,269

6.0%

Basic and diluted earnings per share

 26.31

 24.82

6.0%

 

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Posted on: 2022-02-10T13:22:56+05:00

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