State-owned Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) saw its net profit rise 75.53 percent last year while loan disbursement increased 7.16 percent.
ank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) booked strong growth in net profit in 2021 as the banking sector recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic, with improvements also seen in credit disbursement and asset quality.
BRI individually booked Rp 32.2 trillion (US$2.23 billion) in net profit, up 75.53 percent from a year earlier, the state-controlled lender reported on Thursday.
This growth was supported in part by a positive performance in credit and third-party funds, as well as a significant decline in interest cost, according to BRI president director Sunarso.
“Amid the national economic recovery effort, BRI managed to close 2021 wonderfully,” Sunarso said in a virtual press conference on Thursday.
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