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In 2019, the BDEAC exceeded a yearly commitment level of CFAF200 bln for the first time

In 2019, the BDEAC exceeded a yearly commitment level of CFAF200 bln for the first time
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(Business in Cameroon) - The Development Bank of the Central African States (BDEAC) provided CFAF271 billion of financial assistance for the implementation of 18 projects in the CEMAC region in 2019. This was revealed by Fortunato Ofambo Nchama (photo), president of this financial institution, during an interview with the government daily Cameroon Tribune.

 "This is the first time since its creation that the Bank has reached or exceeded a commitment level of CFAF 200 billion during the same financial year," Fortunato Ofambo Nchama (photo) said. He further revealed that 16 of those assistances were granted as loans while the two others consisted of stake acquisition in projects.

As a reminder, this sub-regional financial institution closed the 2019 financial year with positive key indicators. For the period, it posted a net profit of CFAF 15.24 billion, against CFAF 11.53 billion at the end of 2018, i.e. an increase of 32%. As for the net banking income, it rose by 4% going from CFAF 19.40 billion in 2018 to CFAF 20.15 billion in 2019. The total balance sheet reached CFAF 459.87 billion in 2019, against CFAF 428.63 billion at the end of the previous financial year, i.e. an increase of 7%.

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