Gordon Gekko wrote:Since they did an interim of 5/-, does it mean final div of 8/50 (from 7/-)? Quite a nice sum considering they have extra outstanding shares from the rights??
@Gordon
I thought most of the rights cash went to paying for the 3.5 billion custodial business of BBK?
More data on SCBK
v Total interest income rose by 3% to KSh.9.9 Bn arising from a 3.6% increase in interest income from loans and advances to KSh.6 Bn and a 16.6% increase in interest income from Government Securities to KSh.3.66Bn.
v Interest expense on customer deposits went down by 31% to KSh.1.1 Billion due to reduced cost of funds.
v Net interest income grew by 8.5% to stand at KShs. 8.4 Billion following a 6.4% increase in the bank’s loan book to KShs.60 Bn.
v Total operating income was up 13.8 % to KShs.14 Bn compared to a marginally lower increment in total operating expenses of 13.3% to KShs.6.5 Bn.
v Profit before tax rose by 14.2 % to KShs. 7.7 Billion.
v Profit after-tax grew to KShs. 5.4 Billion, a 13.6 % increment.
v Earnings per share (basic and diluted) hit Kshs.18.58 from the previous year’s KShs. 16.45.
v The directors recommended a final dividend per share of KSh.8.50 .An interim dividend per share of KSh 5 was paid in December 2010.Books close on 5th,April 2011 and the final dividend will be paid on or after 19th May,2011.
v The bank’s asset base stands at 142 Billion KShs.
v Liquidity ratio stands at 55 % which is above the statutory minimum of 20 %.
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