DBSA Delivers R7.8bn Profit: Inside the Numbers

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The DBSA has posted one of its strongest financial performances in recent years — net profit up 47% to R7.8bn, operating income up 21.7%, and disbursements rising to R20.7bn. But the picture includes rising NPLs, higher expected credit losses and liquidity pressure. CEO Boitumelo Mosako unpacks the drivers behind the results, the sustainability of earnings, the infrastructure pipeline, and how the Bank is managing municipal credit risk and macroeconomic volatility.
14 Sep 12PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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