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Assets of Khalg Bank Reduced
The assets of JSC Khalg Bank declined last year to 1 billion 268,030,000 manat (minus 1.1%), which affected the amount of total liabilities - 1 billion 46 million 327 thousand manat (minus 1.8%).
According to the financial statements of this bank, the loan portfolio for the year increased by 6.1% to 1 billion 57.6 million manat, and the deposit portfolio decreased by 8.3% to 778 million 609 thousand manat, where deposits from the public are estimated at 639 million 26 thousand manat (+ 6.7%). That is, corporate participants leave the game.
The bank's capital by the beginning of this year amounted to 221 million 700.52 thousand manat (+2.2%) at the authorized capital of 197 million 125.29 thousand manat (+ 7.3%).
The net profit for last year was 15 million 490.06 thousand manat.
Xalg Bank received its banking license on December 30, 2004. Its shareholders are three entities: LLC Euro Standard, LLC Ideal Business and LLC Avant-garde. --17D-
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