Summit Bank has posted an unconsolidated Summit Bank profit of Rs217.2 million in 2015, which is 5.3% not as much as its profit in the former year.
A stock notification reported income per offer of Summit Bank at Rs0.09 as opposed to Rs0.12 in 2014. No money profit was reported by the Board of Directors. Net premium wage of the bank additionally added up to Rs1.5 billion in 2015, down 20.9% from a year prior. Conversely, the year-on-year increment in non-interest wage remained just about Rs1.2 billion.
Non-interest wage added up to Rs4.3 billion, as the expansion of 81.8% in net additions on special of securities aided non-interest wage rise 38.4% year on year.
Stocks of the bank expanded 13.8% to Rs119.8 billion toward the end of 2015 instead of the ascent of 6.1% in its advances that remained at Rs70.6 billion.
Interestingly, Summit Bank’s ventures rose 70.8% to Rs77.7 billion before the end of 2015.
With 137,000 shares evolving hands, the Summit Bank stock shut level at Rs3.35 per offer on the Pakistan Stock Exchange.
In the interim, a different securities recording said that the top managerial staff has chosen to issue one right share for each 8.9 common shares at the standard estimation of Rs10 per offer.
The goal of the right issue is to meet capital worthiness necessities of the controller other than encouraging the extension in the branch system. The board additionally declared its endorsement for the expansion in the bank’s approved capital from Rs20 billion to Rs25 billion. What’s more, it affirmed changes in the bank’s notice of affiliation that are particular to the Islamic saving money business. The progressions will offer the bank some assistance with achieving its key target of changing over from an ordinary bank to an altogether Islamic bank.
As indicated by its own money related projections, Summit Bank is relied upon to accomplish annualized development rates of 15.1% and 17.6% in stores and advances, separately, throughout the following three years.
Prior, Summit Bank had issued 700.6 million new shares for Rs10 each to its real support by method for other than right issue. Its paid-up capital was Rs17.78 billion after the receipt of Rs7 billion membership cash against the issue of 700.6 million standard shares to Suroor Investments, a noteworthy shareholder in the bank.
In December 2008, Suroor Investments had obtained Arif Habib Bank. It additionally obtained Atlas Bank and after that consolidated the elements with MyBank to frame Summit Bank.
