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April 1st 2021 at 11:18:48 GMT +0300
NAIROBI, KENYA: I&M Holdings has announced a 21 per cent decline in its net profit to Sh8.41 billion last year from Sh10.77 billion in 2019.
Group Chairman Daniel Ndonye attributed the decline in profitability to a tough operating environment last year due to Covid-19.
During the period under review, net interest income recorded a marginal growth of one per cent to Sh15.59 billion, up from Sh15.5 billion in December 2019 due to what Ndonye said was an increased focus on growing quality interest-earning assets.
The net Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) recorded a decline of 10 per cent to Sh7.84 billion.
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