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Ecobank Reports 64% Drop In Profit To NGN 35.9bn In FY 2020 Results by Ravon: 11:00am On Jan 29, 2021 |
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated Plc, reports audited results for For the year ended 31 December 2020. From the result, Ecobank Group’s gross earnings down 7% to $2,169.8 million (down 2% to NGN 829.0 billion) while revenue up 2% to $1,649.9 million (up 7% to NGN 630.3 billion). Key financial highlights: - Operating income before impairment losses up 10% to $606.2 million (up 17% to NGN 231.6 billion) - Profit before tax and goodwill impairment down 18% to $330.8 million (down 14% to NGN 126.4 billion) - Profit before tax down 58% to $171.3 million (down 55% to NGN 65.5 billion) - Profit after tax down 66% to $93.9 million (down 64% to NGN 35.9 billion) - Total assets up 9% to $25.7 billion (up 19% to NGN 10,270.1 billion) - Loans and advances to customers stable at $9.2 billion (up 9% to NGN 3,699.6 billion) - Deposits from customers up 12% to $18.2 billion (up 23% to NGN 7,301.3 billion) - Total equity up 7% to $2.0 billion (up 17% to NGN 805.1 billion) SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/2021/01/29/ecobank-reports-64-drop-in-profit-to-ngn-35-9bn-in-fy-2020-results/
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Re: Ecobank Reports 64% Drop In Profit To NGN 35.9bn In FY 2020 Results by LikeAking: 1:35pm On Jan 29, 2021 |
If the Bank is jonzing, is because they have employed lots of the wrong people. They have been permiting secret employment. The owners and top investors have allowed various Nigerian use their Bank is a poverty allegations scheme for their love ones,etc, buy organizing man know man employment. Sorry, but same fate will befall many companies in Nigeria. |
Re: Ecobank Reports 64% Drop In Profit To NGN 35.9bn In FY 2020 Results by SavageResponse(m): 1:27am On Jan 30, 2021 |
LikeAking: How did you arrive at this conclusion? This is a bank not a government parastatal! |
Re: Ecobank Reports 64% Drop In Profit To NGN 35.9bn In FY 2020 Results by LikeAking: 2:16am On Jan 30, 2021 |
SavageResponse: Are you not living in Nigeria? Getting a good job is all about who you know. They employ in private org based on various unfair/unethical practices. How can a profit org condone secret employment and man know man? If an organisation is not working , it means they have employed the wrong people in dia org. Corrupt practices dont pay. Same fate will befall most of these org in Nigeria. |
Re: Ecobank Reports 64% Drop In Profit To NGN 35.9bn In FY 2020 Results by SavageResponse(m): 4:06am On Jan 30, 2021 |
LikeAking: You still have not answered my question; how did you arrive at the conclusion that the reason for the bank's poor performance is due to employment of staff through the back door? If you were denied employment due to some bias or lack of 'connection' then I think you should just come out state it here as your personal grievance against the bank |
Re: Ecobank Reports 64% Drop In Profit To NGN 35.9bn In FY 2020 Results by LikeAking: 12:53pm On Jan 30, 2021 |
SavageResponse: I am talking from experience. If an org is not functioning well, then they have employed the wrong people. Ask professional/ experienced managers. They will tell you the same. Its not rocket science. Learn from the football clubs. The moment they start jonzing, they fire the mgr, loan/ sell some players and do lot of reshuffling. Same strategy applies to every org. Many companies in Nigeria dont employ based on merit, you know that. It has a great repercussion. One more thing, I have never applied to work for any Naija Bank.... |
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