 Continued improvements in key performance indicators in the third quarter of 2010 enabled Citizens Development Business Finance Ltd (CDB) to record a noteworthy profit growth for the nine months ended 31 December 2010.
Continued improvements in key performance indicators in the third quarter of 2010 enabled Citizens Development Business Finance Ltd (CDB) to record a noteworthy profit growth for the nine months ended 31 December 2010.The Company’s pre-tax profit has gone up by 938% to record Rs. 331.7 million up from Rs. 31.9 million for the corresponding period last year, while revenue reached Rs. 1492 million projecting a growth of 35% over the corresponding period. CDB’s total asset base has grown from mere Rs. 276 million to Rs. 9 billion.
The annual revenue has grown from mere Rs. 25 million to around Rs.2 Bn. Net assets which recorded a negative figure in 2001 have been converted to a positive of Rs. 800 million. From the loss making status in 2001, CDB has continuously recorded growth in profitability since 2004 and posted a net profit figure surpassing Rs.300 million for the first nine months of the current financial year (2010/2011). CDB was recently assigned BBB-/P3 credit rating by RAM Rating (Lanka) Ltd. We are confident in concluding the current financial year (2010/2011) with the same momentum in bottom-line results".
Nnet interest incomegrew by 79% to Rs. 583 million, an increase of Rs. 257 million over the preceding year.
While the overall NPL ratio stood at 4.48% at 31 December 2010. The earnings per share recorded a figure of Rs. 7.83 for the period under review. Mark to market value adjustment of investment in listed shares amounting Rs.114 million also has contributed significantly to the bottom-line results.
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