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Ecobank Transnational records GHS 15.3 trillion revenue in 2022

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Ecobank Transnational records GHS 15.3 trillion revenue in 2022

Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI) has released its financial statements for the 2022 fiscal year, revealing a mixed set of results for the pan-African lender. Despite a challenging operating environment, the bank’s revenue rose by 6% to $1,861.8 million (GHC 15,396.4 billion), indicating a positive growth trend in the bank’s core operations.

The operating profit before impairment charges for the year under review increased by 12% to $811.4 million (GHC 6,710.1 million), highlighting an improvement in the bank’s profitability. This was driven by strong performance across the bank’s operations, particularly in West and Central Africa. The bank’s focus on expanding its digital offerings, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, also contributed to its growth.

However, the bank’s profit after tax rose by only 3% to $366.7 million (GHC 3,032.4 million), which may indicate that the bank’s tax obligations increased during the period. This could be a result of regulatory changes in some of the markets where the bank operates, or a reflection of increased tax scrutiny across the continent.

The bank’s total assets inched up by 5% to $29.0 billion (GHC 241.2 billion), largely driven by a surge in loans and advances to customers, which rose by 15% to $11.0 billion (GHC 91.5 billion). This growth reflects the bank’s continued efforts to expand its loan book, particularly in the retail and SME segments. It is also a reflection of the bank’s strategy to diversify its loan portfolio and reduce its exposure to a few large borrowers.

Deposits from customers went up 6% to $20.8 billion (GHC 173.1 billion), indicating that the bank is attracting more deposits from its customers. This growth was driven by a combination of factors, including the bank’s expanding branch network, targeted marketing campaigns, and innovative digital offerings such as mobile banking.

However, the bank’s total equity declined by 6% to $2.0 billion (GHC 16.9 billion), which may indicate that the bank faced some challenges during the period. This could be a result of a number of factors, such as the bank’s exposure to non-performing loans, higher impairment charges, or losses in some of its investments.

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Furthermore, total liabilities amounted to $26,977 million (GHS 224.3 billion), up from last year’s figure of $25,397 million (GHS 152.5 billion). This increase may indicate that the bank has taken on more debt to support its operations, or that it has increased its funding to support its lending activities.

Looking ahead, Ecobank Transnational Incorporated remains well positioned to benefit from the continued growth of the African economy. The bank’s strong pan-African footprint, innovative digital offerings, and diversified loan portfolio will continue to support its growth prospects. However, the bank will need to navigate a challenging regulatory environment and increased competition from both local and international players to maintain its market position. Overall, the bank’s results for the 2022 fiscal year reflect a mixed set of results, but one that is broadly positive and reflects the bank’s ongoing efforts to drive growth and profitability across its operations.

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