by: Yeni H. Simanjuntak
JAKARTA: PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk booked IDR2.95 trillion net income, soaring 59.26%, during the first nine months this year compared to the same period last year, amounting IDR1.85 trillion.
BNI’s consolidated financial report published today showed the company’s net interest revenue reached IDR8.61 trillion as per 30 September 2010 from IDR8.09 trillion in the end of the third quarter of 2009.
In the meantime its operating expenses excluding net interest income declined to IDR4.76 trillion from last year’s IDR6.04 trillion, making the operating income of the state lender soar from IDR2.26 trillion to IDR4.24 trillion.
The company’s total asset augmented from IDR203.06 trillion last year to IDR224.81 trillion.
Apart from that, BNI’s gross non-performing loan (NPL) declined from 6.35% to 4.37% as its net NPL slipped from 1.9% during the third quarter last year to 0.74%.
Government controls 73.26% shares of BNI while the remaining 26.74% is owned by public.
The completion of the financial statement happens to be one of the requirements for the bank which plans to hold a rights issue by December.
BNI plans to issue 3.37 billion new shares or around 18.10% merely to increase the public share ownership into 40% or 7.46 billion from the assumed outstanding shares. (T02/NOM)
BNI’s consolidated financial report published today showed the company’s net interest revenue reached IDR8.61 trillion as per 30 September 2010 from IDR8.09 trillion in the end of the third quarter of 2009.
In the meantime its operating expenses excluding net interest income declined to IDR4.76 trillion from last year’s IDR6.04 trillion, making the operating income of the state lender soar from IDR2.26 trillion to IDR4.24 trillion.
The company’s total asset augmented from IDR203.06 trillion last year to IDR224.81 trillion.
Apart from that, BNI’s gross non-performing loan (NPL) declined from 6.35% to 4.37% as its net NPL slipped from 1.9% during the third quarter last year to 0.74%.
Government controls 73.26% shares of BNI while the remaining 26.74% is owned by public.
The completion of the financial statement happens to be one of the requirements for the bank which plans to hold a rights issue by December.
BNI plans to issue 3.37 billion new shares or around 18.10% merely to increase the public share ownership into 40% or 7.46 billion from the assumed outstanding shares. (T02/NOM)
