JAKARTA: PT Pemeringkat Efek Indonesia (Pefindo) reassigns A+ for the corporate rating of PT Bank Permata Tbk and A for its subordinated bond I/2006 valuing IDR500 billion.
Analysts from Pefindo, Danan Dito and Dimas Aditya, informed that the outlook for the ratings is both stable confirming the support from shareholders and a strong business position.
“Yet, both ratings are limited by asset quality which is below average and relatively high operational cost,” both said in the written statement, today.
Bank Permata, which was formed by a merger of five banks in 2002, is the ninth largest bank in Indonesia whose 89.01% of its shares owned by the consortium of PT Astra International and Standard Chartered Bank while the rest 10.99% controlled by public.
In yesterday’s trading, the BNLI-coded share was closed at IDR1,780 per share or rose 0.56%, compared to closing position on the previous day.
(T05/NOM)
Analysts from Pefindo, Danan Dito and Dimas Aditya, informed that the outlook for the ratings is both stable confirming the support from shareholders and a strong business position.
“Yet, both ratings are limited by asset quality which is below average and relatively high operational cost,” both said in the written statement, today.
Bank Permata, which was formed by a merger of five banks in 2002, is the ninth largest bank in Indonesia whose 89.01% of its shares owned by the consortium of PT Astra International and Standard Chartered Bank while the rest 10.99% controlled by public.
In yesterday’s trading, the BNLI-coded share was closed at IDR1,780 per share or rose 0.56%, compared to closing position on the previous day.
(T05/NOM)
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