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Bank of Maldives (BML) announced a robust financial performance in its third quarter report for 2024, underscoring both solid profitability and continued support for community-driven projects. The ...
Mohamed Hilmy
30 October 2024, 00:00
Bank of Maldives
(BML) announced a robust financial performance in its third quarter report for
2024, underscoring both solid profitability and continued support for
community-driven projects. The Bank reported an operating profit of MVR 718
million, marking a 2.9% increase from the previous quarter, while net profit
surged to MVR 492 million, a 9.6% rise from Q2.
During the
quarter, BML’s lending operations saw notable expansion, with MVR 1.2 billion
in new loans disbursed to individuals and businesses. This growth propelled
total assets to MVR 44.7 billion, reflecting BML’s strength as the nation’s
leading financial institution. The Bank’s capital adequacy remains robust at
54%, well above the regulatory minimum, signifying a solid buffer against
potential risks.
In a statement
accompanying the release, BML’s CEO Mohamed Shareef expressed satisfaction with
the Bank’s dual focus on financial performance and societal impact. “We are
proud of our strong financial performance, but equally proud of our commitment
to investing in the future of the nation, through community initiatives and
support for individuals and local businesses. We are confident that this
positive momentum will continue through the remainder of the year,” Shareef
said.
One notable
investment was BML’s funding for the Sanabil project at the Islamic University
of Maldives, highlighting the Bank's commitment to advancing educational
resources. Additionally, the Bank Fund initiative awarded MVR 1 million to
support five projects in the fields of education, environment, sports, and
community development. This initiative aligns with BML’s broader mission to
foster sustainability, encourage innovation, and provide opportunities for
communities across the Maldives.
BML's widespread
presence, with 39 branches covering all 20 atolls, along with 89 Self Service
Banking Centers and 144 ATMs, underscores its commitment to accessibility and
customer service. Through its extensive digital banking offerings and cash
agent services, BML is dedicated to supporting the diverse financial needs of
individuals, businesses, and communities nationwide.
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