Corporate secretary Muhamad Ali said the state lender moved from third to second on a rapid increase in its share capitalization.
"Thanks for good assessment by the market of the bank performance. Increase in capitalization becomes a challenge for the bank management to work the harder," Ali said in a statement here on Tuesday .
"Only one step to go top of banks in the country in share capitalization ," he added.
He said the country's second largest bank in asset has continued to grow in performance over the past several years. Since 2005, the bank has continued to chalk up big profit with growing assets, he said.
Ali said in ASEAN, BBRI is the sixth largest in share capitalization after DBS of Singapore with capitalization of US$32.2 billion, Maybank of Malaysia US$26.2 billion, OCBC of Singapore US$26.1 billion, miliar dolar AS, UOB of Singapore US$26 billion and BCA of Indonesia US$22 billion.
BBRI leads over other major regional banks such as Public Bank Malaysia having capitalization of US$20.3 billion and CIMB US$17.6 billion of Malaysia, Indonesian bank Bank Mandiri US$18.8 billion and Thai SCB (US$15.4 billion). (*/DWA)
: Dewa Sudiarta Wiguna
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