GTBank Parent Company Records Over N214bn Profit in 2022, but Government Tax Cut It Down by 23.45 Percent
- Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc has reported a profit before tax of over N214 billion in 2022
- Its numbers was however cut down because of a huge mandatory government tax
- The CEO has promised innovation and service excellence to achieve their vision of leading financial services in Africa
Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc, the parent company of Guaranty Trust Bank has reported a profit before tax (PBT) of N214.2 billion in its Financial Statements for the year ended December 31, 2022.
However, the figure represented a 3.3 percent decline from the N221.5 billion posted in the corresponding year ended December 2021.
After paying an income tax of N44.98 billion to the government, GTCO was left with a real profit of N169.17 billion.
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Key Financial Highlights from the Statements
- Gross earnings increased by 20.4% to N539.2 billion
- Net interest income grew to N259.3 billion, up 17.5% from the previous year
- N12 billion was set aside to cover potential defaults from borrowers, a 40.5% increase from the previous year
- Net fee and commission rose by 18% to N77.5 billion
- Other income climbed to N82.9 billion from N77.1 billion
- Other operating expenses increased by over one-third to N126.4 billion
- Dividend payment N2.80 per share to shareholders
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GTCO CEO speaks
Punch reports that the Group Chief Executive Officer of GTCO Plc, Segun Agbaje in its reaction to the financial statement said:
"Our results underscores, the company strong business fundamentals and unwavering commitment to sound business strategies."
He further stated that 2022 was quite significant for the Group, being the first year after its corporate restructuring into a financial holding company in August 2021.
Agbaje added:
"Today, across our banking, payment, funds management, and pension businesses, we have successfully built a robust ecosystem with immense potential to deepen our addressable market and create more value for all our stakeholders.
"We will continue to prioritise innovation, service excellence, and execute seamlessly towards achieving our vision of leading financial services in Africa."
List of Nigeria's most valuable banks after Q1, 2023
In another report, the Nigerian banks with the highest market capitalisation for the first quarter of 2023 have been unveiled.
Zenith Bank and GT Bank retained their positions as the most highly valued commercial banks in the Nigerian market, which they held at the beginning of the year.
However, First Bank experienced a decrease in its market value during the same period.
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