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Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe Achieves ZWG 4 Billion in Core Capital and Distributes ZWG 855 Million in Dividends!

Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe Thrives Amid Challenges with Strong Financial Performance

In a year that has tested the limits of many businesses, Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has emerged with impressive resilience. The bank recently reported a qualifying core capital of ZWG 4.0 billion, which equates to approximately USD 156 million. This remarkable figure not only showcases the bank’s financial stability but also comfortably surpasses the regulatory minimum requirement of USD 30 million, an achievement that underscores Stanbic’s robust operations in a challenging economic landscape.

Chairman Muchakanakirwa Mkanganwi attributed this success to the dedicated efforts of both staff and management. In a heartfelt statement, he expressed gratitude for their commitment to providing exceptional customer service and maintaining high standards even during tough times. “Our team’s perseverance and hard work have been crucial in delivering these commendable results,” Mkanganwi noted, highlighting the human element behind the bank’s achievements.

One of the highlights for stakeholders was the dividend payout. Stanbic Bank distributed ZWG 339 million from its 2023 profits and has approved an additional interim dividend of ZWG 516 million for 2024, totaling ZWG 855 million in dividends. This payout reflects the bank’s solid financial health and its commitment to returning value to its shareholders.

However, looking forward to December 2025, Mkanganwi pointed out some potential challenges that could affect the banking sector. These include the sustainability of electricity supply, a tight liquidity situation, climate-related risks, geopolitical tensions, and fluctuating mineral commodity prices. Despite these factors, Mkanganwi remains optimistic about the bank’s ability to navigate these hurdles while continuing its trajectory of strong performance.

As Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe sets its sights on future growth, its ability to adapt and thrive amidst adversity presents a promising outlook for both the bank and its clients. With a commitment to excellence and innovation in customer service, Stanbic Bank is well-positioned to contribute positively to Zimbabwe’s economic landscape.

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