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Sept. 9 (Bloomberg) -- FirstRand Ltd., Africa’s biggest bank by market value, is setting aside 10 billion rand ($924 million) for expansion across the continent as profit increases from regions outside its home market of South Africa.
“We’ve got a provisional license in Ghana and should be up and running there in early 2015,” Sizwe Nxasana, chief executive officer of the Johannesburg-based bank, said by phone today. “In time we’ll set up operations in Kenya and Angola.”
South African and international banks are targeting expansion in west and east Africa to take advantage of accelerating economies and population growth. Robert Diamond’s Atlas Mara Co-Nvest Ltd. last week increased its stake in Union Bank of Nigeria Plc after buying lenders in Botswana and Rwanda, while Qatar National Bank QSC acquired a 12.5 percent of Togo- based Ecobank Transnational Inc. on Sept. 4.
FirstRand has representative offices in Angola and Kenya, full service operations in countries including Botswana and Zambia, and investment banking in Nigeria. While the lender last year considered buying Nigeria’s Mainstreet Bank Ltd. or Keystone Bank Ltd., it now favors organic growth, Nxasana said.
Automobile financing and investment banking recorded “strong growth” outside of South Africa in the year through June, FirstRand said in its annual earnings statement today, without giving more detail.
Beating Expectations
Net income in the period rose to 18.4 billion rand, from a restated 14.8 billion rand a year earlier. Earnings per share excluding one-time items increased 22 percent to 3.36 rand, beating the 3.20 rand median estimate of 13 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
It was “another good set of results which were marginally ahead of our above market expectations,” Greg Saffy, banks analyst at RMB Morgan Stanley, said in an e-mailed note today. “Very good topline growth is a stand out feature.”
The final dividend per share was 97 cents, a 20 percent increase from 81 cents a year ago. With capital adequacy ratios above regulatory minimums, FirstRand ruled out special dividends with Nxasana saying the lender would prefer to increase payout ratios.
‘Current Account’
South Africa’s gap on the current account, the broadest measure of trade in goods and services, expanded to 6.2 percent of gross domestic product from 4.5 percent in the previous three months, the Reserve Bank said in its Quarterly Bulletin released today in the capital, Pretoria.
“Economic headwinds are increasing,” the lender said today in a statement. “The group believes its franchises have the appropriate strategies in place to deliver good operational performances” and returns should be sustainable, it said.
FirstRand fell 2.8 percent to 45.30 rand as of 10:44 a.m. in Johannesburg trading, its biggest drop more than a month, giving the lender a market value of 255.5 billion rand.
“The earnings outlook is becoming relatively less certain,” Saffy said. Results were boosted by profit not allocated to operating units and “a much higher base and tough domestic economy.”
“We’ve got a provisional license in Ghana and should be up and running there in early 2015,” Sizwe Nxasana, chief executive officer of the Johannesburg-based bank, said by phone today. “In time we’ll set up operations in Kenya and Angola.”
South African and international banks are targeting expansion in west and east Africa to take advantage of accelerating economies and population growth. Robert Diamond’s Atlas Mara Co-Nvest Ltd. last week increased its stake in Union Bank of Nigeria Plc after buying lenders in Botswana and Rwanda, while Qatar National Bank QSC acquired a 12.5 percent of Togo- based Ecobank Transnational Inc. on Sept. 4.
FirstRand has representative offices in Angola and Kenya, full service operations in countries including Botswana and Zambia, and investment banking in Nigeria. While the lender last year considered buying Nigeria’s Mainstreet Bank Ltd. or Keystone Bank Ltd., it now favors organic growth, Nxasana said.
Automobile financing and investment banking recorded “strong growth” outside of South Africa in the year through June, FirstRand said in its annual earnings statement today, without giving more detail.
Beating Expectations
Net income in the period rose to 18.4 billion rand, from a restated 14.8 billion rand a year earlier. Earnings per share excluding one-time items increased 22 percent to 3.36 rand, beating the 3.20 rand median estimate of 13 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
It was “another good set of results which were marginally ahead of our above market expectations,” Greg Saffy, banks analyst at RMB Morgan Stanley, said in an e-mailed note today. “Very good topline growth is a stand out feature.”
The final dividend per share was 97 cents, a 20 percent increase from 81 cents a year ago. With capital adequacy ratios above regulatory minimums, FirstRand ruled out special dividends with Nxasana saying the lender would prefer to increase payout ratios.
‘Current Account’
South Africa’s gap on the current account, the broadest measure of trade in goods and services, expanded to 6.2 percent of gross domestic product from 4.5 percent in the previous three months, the Reserve Bank said in its Quarterly Bulletin released today in the capital, Pretoria.
“Economic headwinds are increasing,” the lender said today in a statement. “The group believes its franchises have the appropriate strategies in place to deliver good operational performances” and returns should be sustainable, it said.
FirstRand fell 2.8 percent to 45.30 rand as of 10:44 a.m. in Johannesburg trading, its biggest drop more than a month, giving the lender a market value of 255.5 billion rand.
“The earnings outlook is becoming relatively less certain,” Saffy said. Results were boosted by profit not allocated to operating units and “a much higher base and tough domestic economy.”
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Interessant ist, dass sich einige von dem Squeez Out deutlich mehr als 10 versprechen. Werden sehen. Ich erhoffe mir, dass die Aktien von Atlas Mara nach dem Squeez Out endlich auch in Deutschland handelbar werden. Sehe nur den Dollarkurs, auch nur von OTC, der ja auch noch nicht freigeschaltet ist, also wo wohl nur sonstiger Handel drunter gelistet wird.
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Interessant ist, dass sich einige von dem Squeez Out deutlich mehr als 10 versprechen. Werden sehen. Ich erhoffe mir, dass die Aktien von Atlas Mara nach dem Squeez Out endlich auch in Deutschland handelbar werden. Sehe nur den Dollarkurs, auch nur von OTC, der ja auch noch nicht freigeschaltet ist, also wo wohl nur sonstiger Handel drunter gelistet wird.
http://banking.einnews.com/article/222804711/Tfdnqocoby3JsJi…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://banking.einnews.com/article/222804711/Tfdnqocoby3JsJi…
Man hat offensichtlich schon die Finger nach Kenia ausgestreckt. Bleibt spannend. Vor allem gefällt mir nun die Informationskultur langsam, lief zu Beginn alles sehr schleppend. Arina McDonald from the Standard Bank in Südafrika, wir werden sehen.
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http://www.finanztreff.de/news/dgap-news-adc-african-develop…
"ADC African Development Corporation AG, Frankfurt am Main ("ADC"), gibt hiermit bekannt, dass die Atlas Mara Beteiligungs AG, Düsseldorf, eine indirekte hunderprozentige Tochtergesellschaft der Atlas Mara Co-Nvest Limited ("Atlas Mara"), dem Vorstand der ADC heute ein förmliches Verlangen nach § 327a Abs. 1 Satz 1 AktG übermittelt hat, die Hauptversammlung der ADC über die Übertragung der Aktien der Minderheitsaktionäre auf die Atlas Mara Beteiligungs AG gegen Gewährung einer angemessenen Barabfindung beschließen zu lassen (Squeeze-Out)."
"ADC African Development Corporation AG, Frankfurt am Main ("ADC"), gibt hiermit bekannt, dass die Atlas Mara Beteiligungs AG, Düsseldorf, eine indirekte hunderprozentige Tochtergesellschaft der Atlas Mara Co-Nvest Limited ("Atlas Mara"), dem Vorstand der ADC heute ein förmliches Verlangen nach § 327a Abs. 1 Satz 1 AktG übermittelt hat, die Hauptversammlung der ADC über die Übertragung der Aktien der Minderheitsaktionäre auf die Atlas Mara Beteiligungs AG gegen Gewährung einer angemessenen Barabfindung beschließen zu lassen (Squeeze-Out)."
Hier ist die Elite der Finanzindustrie involviert. Die machen keine halben Sachen. Sollte sich eine strategische Chance ergeben, dann werden Geldmittel bereitgestellt.
Er sagt damit indirekt, dass noch mehr Kapital benötigt wird um das Ziel top three zu erreichen. Mal heute nachmittag abwarten. Erwarte, das weitere Vorgehen bei UBN abgesteckt wird und wie beides(ABC/UBN) besser zusammengebracht wird. Evtl. wie man weiter mit ADC verfahren wird.
ABCH chief executive officer Douglas Munatsi said the new shareholders were more ambitious and wanted to be top in markets they operate in.
“We have been saying that we want to be in the top five. They are saying top five is not enough, maybe top three. They are far more ambitious than us. They have much greater capacity to mobilise capital,” Munatsi said.
http://www.thestandard.co.zw/2014/09/07/atlas-mara-intensifi…
“We have been saying that we want to be in the top five. They are saying top five is not enough, maybe top three. They are far more ambitious than us. They have much greater capacity to mobilise capital,” Munatsi said.
http://www.thestandard.co.zw/2014/09/07/atlas-mara-intensifi…
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