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Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank Income hits N1.3 billion H1 2023

Victoria Attah by Victoria Attah
September 13, 2023
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Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank Income hits N1.3 billion H1 2023
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Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank Plc has released its unaudited Statement of Comprehensive Income for the period of January to June 2023, showcasing robust financial results. The bank’s earnings demonstrated steady growth across key indicators, highlighting its resilience and ability to navigate the challenging economic environment.

According to the statement, the bank’s turnover for the first half of 2023 reached N1.270 billion showing a significant increase compared to the corresponding period in 2022. Interest and similar income accounted for a major portion of the bank’s revenue, totaling N1.062 billion. The bank also reported net fees and commission income of N48.6 million, along with other operating income of N158.6 million, contributing to the total operating income of N158.7 million.

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Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank demonstrated efficient cost management, with operating expenses amounting to N457.9 million. The bank’s net operating income stood at an impressive N989.2 million reflecting a substantial improvement compared to the previous year’s performance. After accounting for tax expenses of N27.2 million, the bank reported a profit after tax of N503.9 million for the period.

The bank’s comprehensive income for the first half of 2023 reached N503.9 million, indicating its ability to generate consistent profits and deliver value to its shareholders. The earnings per share for the period stood at 22.15 kobo.

In terms of the bank’s financial position, its assets showed significant growth, reaching a total of N19.6 billion. Cash and balances with the Central Bank accounted for N115.4 million, while loans and advances to customers amounted to N14.5 billion. The bank also reported a diverse range of assets, including investment securities and property and equipment.

On the liabilities side, customers accounted for N4.7 billion, while debt issued and other borrowed funds amounted to N6.4 billion. The bank’s total liabilities stood at N12.8 billion, demonstrating prudent management of liabilities.

With a strong equity position, Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank exhibited a healthy financial structure. Its total equity reached N6.7 billion, underscoring the bank’s robust capital base and capacity for growth.

The released financial statement indicates Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank’s commitment to providing efficient mortgage and financial solutions to its customers while ensuring sustainable profitability. The bank’s performance in the first half of 2023 positions it for continued success and reinforces its reputation as a leading player in the mortgage banking sector.

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