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Namibia’s Bank Announces an Impressive N0 Million Dividend for 2024 Fiscal Year!

Bank of Namibia Reports Historic N0 Million Dividend for 2024 Fiscal Year

In a remarkable display of financial strength, the Bank of Namibia (BoN) has announced record dividends of N0 million for the 2024 fiscal year, surpassing the previous year’s payout of N1.4 million. This positive news comes at a crucial time as the nation strives towards economic resilience and growth.

During the launch of the bank’s annual report in Windhoek, BoN Governor Johannes !Gawaxab expressed his enthusiasm for the bank’s performance, attributing the impressive figures to a variety of factors, including a substantial increase in investments, which grew by N billion year-on-year. These gains were bolstered by Southern African Customs Union (SACU) receipts, diamond revenue, and high yields in a globally elevated interest rate environment.

The consistency in generating strong interest income and maintaining robust fiscal discipline was highlighted as key contributors to the BoN’s success. “!Gawaxab noted, “Our expenses were robustly controlled, and our strong top-line results contributed to an impressive operating surplus of N billion, consistent with the prior year.”

In addition to dividends, the Bank has also allocated N million to its Building Fund Reserve, signaling its commitment to upgrading infrastructure that meets the evolving operational demands of a dynamic economic landscape. This move indicates a forward-looking approach that prioritizes sustainability and readiness for future challenges.

Interestingly, the Bank also reported unrealized foreign exchange gains of N6 million, attributed to a weaker South African Rand at year-end. This contributed to elevated surplus levels, amounting to N.3 billion compared to N.7 billion in 2023, further showcasing the Bank’s adept financial management amid changing economic circumstances.

!Gawaxab emphasized the Bank’s unwavering commitment to price stability, which has yielded significant improvements in the domestic inflation narrative and essential adjustments to the repo rate. His remarks underscore the ongoing challenges and the proactive strategies being implemented to navigate them.

As Namibia progresses through its financial year, the Bank of Namibia’s impressive dividend payout marks a significant milestone and serves as a vital element in fostering economic growth and stability while inspiring confidence among investors.

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