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    Capitec reports impressive interim profit and dividend growth of 9%

    September 29, 20231 Min Read
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    Capitec Bank, a leading South African financial institution, has announced a significant increase in its interim profit and dividend for the half-year ending on August 31, 2023.

    1. The bank’s headline earnings per share (Heps) rose by 9% to 4,072 cents, compared to 3,738 cents in the same period last year, indicating a strong financial performance.
    2. Interim ordinary dividends have also seen a notable increase, reaching 1,530 cents per share (cps) compared to 1,400 cps in the previous year.
    3. Capitec Bank’s net asset value, which reflects its total equity, surged by 13% to R39.353 billion, highlighting the bank’s robust financial position.
    4. From an operating profit before tax perspective, the company experienced a 6% growth, with figures rising to R5.893 billion, up from R5.551 billion in the comparative half-year.
    5. The positive results come despite challenges posed by an increase in bad debts, demonstrating Capitec Bank’s ability to navigate and overcome industry headwinds.
    6. The bank’s shares closed over 6% higher following the release of its financial results, reflecting investor confidence in Capitec Bank’s performance and future prospects.
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