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MCB declares 29% higher profits, dividend of Rs5 per share

April 27, 2022 (MLN): MCB Bank has reported net profits of Rs9.1 billion (EPS: Rs7.66) for the quarter ended March 2022, which was 29.4% higher than the net profits of Rs7bn recorded in the corresponding period last calendar year.

The rise in profitability is attributable to higher other income, a reversal in provisions, and higher net interest income (NII).

During the quarter under review, the bank’s interest income went up by 39.5% YoY while interest expenses decreased by 8% YoY, hence MCB’s NII stood at Rs19.3bn, showing an increase of nearly 19% YoY on the back of growth in interest income amid an uptick in asset yields supported by strong current accounts franchise. The same helped offset the impact of the spike in interest expenses.

While non-funded income (NFI) of the bank inched up modestly by 9% YoY to stand at Rs5.8bn. The increase in non-markup income was mainly driven by FX income which was amplified by 2.1x YoY. The support further came from 100% and 5.9x YoY increase in dividend and other income respectively, while fee income dipped slightly by 2.4% YoY.

Meanwhile, MCB booked net reversals of Rs992mn, up by 4.6x YoY as recoveries against the Bank’s ex-NIB portfolio including the written-off portfolio may have continued to flow during the quarter, a note by Taurus Securities said.

Operating expense clocked in at Rs10.7bn translating into an increase of 9.4% YoY during1QCY22. This translated to cost/income decreasing by 3ppts to stand at 44%.

The financial result of the bank was accompanied by a final cash dividend of Rs5 per share i.e., 50% for the quarter ended March 31, 2022.

Consolidated Profit and Loss Account for the Quarter ended March 31, 2022 (Rupees 000)

 

Mar-22

Mar-21

% Change

Mark-up/return/interest earned

                 42,688,643

              30,601,487

39.5%

Mark-up/return/interest expensed

                 23,330,894

              14,303,321

63.1%

Net mark-up/interest income

                 19,357,749

              16,298,166

18.8%

 

 

 

 

Non-mark-up/interest income

 

 

 

Fee and commission income

                   3,548,604

                3,636,522

-2.4%

Dividend income

                       698,762

                    347,940

100.8%

Foreign exchange income

                   1,285,844

                    605,814

112.3%

Income/ (loss)from derivatives

                            2,439

                        9,194

-73.5%

Gain/ (loss) on securities

                       290,411

                    366,710

-20.8%

Other income

                         49,491

                        8,361

491.9%

Total non-mark-up /interest income

                   5,875,551

                4,974,541

18.1%

Total income

                 25,233,300

              21,272,707

18.6%

Non-mark-up/interest expenses

 

 

 

Operating expenses

                 10,754,408

                9,829,367

9.4%

Worker’s welfare fund

                       306,068

                    230,258

32.9%

Other charges

                         22,502

                      29,217

-23.0%

Total non-mark-up/interest expenses

                 11,082,978

              10,088,842

9.9%

Share of profit of associates

                       204,471

                    276,544

-26.1%

Profit before provisions

                 14,354,793

              11,460,409

25.3%

Provisions/(reversals) and write offs-net

                     (992,388)

                 (213,343)

 365.2%

Profit before taxation

                 15,347,181

              11,673,752

31.5%

Taxation

                   6,241,532

                4,624,167

35.0%

Profit after taxation

                   9,105,649

                7,049,585

29.2%

Basic and diluted earnings per share

                              7.66

                           5.92

29.4%

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Posted on: 2022-04-27T14:39:46+05:00

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