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Bank Central Asia on Smartkarma

Analyst coverage of Bank Central Asia on Smartkarma, a platform where independent analysts publish research, highlights different viewpoints on the company’s performance. Angus Mackintosh‘s report titled “Bank Central Asia (BBCA IJ) – Strong Finisher” praises the strong loan growth driven by corporate and SMEs, with continued growth in CASA protecting NIMs. The report emphasizes BCA’s position as Indonesia’s leading transactional bank and positive mobile banking growth. On the other hand, “Bank Central Asia (BBCA IJ) – Tempering 2025 Expectations” by the same author reflects a more cautious outlook on future loan growth due to economic uncertainty and tax concerns.

Another report by Angus Mackintosh, “Bank Central Asia (BBCA IJ) – Transactional Dreams,” lauds BCA’s low funding costs and strong performance in loans, NIMs, and transactional banking. In a different perspective, Daniel Tabbush‘s report “BCA – Focus on LDR, Which Had Historically Been a Problem, Too Low, With Stable Credit Metrics” highlights BCA’s improving LDR and ALM, with stable credit metrics and conservative credit costs despite historical concerns.

A look at Bank Central Asia Smart Scores

Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma

Bank Central Asia, a leading banking institution, demonstrates a strong long-term outlook based on its Smartkarma Smart Scores. With a solid score of 5 in Resilience, the bank exhibits a high capability to weather economic downturns and uncertainties, positioning it as a stable player in the market. This resilience is further supported by a score of 4 in Growth, indicating promising expansion opportunities for the bank in the foreseeable future. Combined with a respectable score of 3 in Dividend, investors can anticipate stable returns from dividend payouts.

Furthermore, Bank Central Asia shows potential in maintaining momentum with a score of 3, signifying steady growth trends in the company’s performance. Although the Value score is moderate at 2, indicating the need for potential growth in this area, the overall Smart Scores paint a positive outlook for the company’s future performance. Overall, with its core focus on banking services and additional offerings in custodianship and leasing, Bank Central Asia appears well-positioned to navigate the financial landscape and deliver value to investors in the long run.

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