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African Bank share analysis

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The banking business unit of African Bank Investments Limited (ABIL) consists of African Bank (including Ellerines Financial Services) as well as Stangen (Standard General Insurance Company).

The Retail Business Unit (EHL) "consists of furniture retail, financial services of foreign stores & the product insurance activities of Relyant Insurance Company (Relyant)".

ABIL is listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, and has a USD300m bond listed on the London Stock Exchange. ABIL is 12% owned by the PIC & 10% by JP Morgan Asset Management. Directors own 5% of ABIL & Eyomhlaba Investment Holdings (BEE program) another 5%.

 

Bank

Retail

Earnings

R2302m

R190m

African Bank

African Bank personal loans are offered on a short & long-term basis. On HelloPeter we can see that African Bank feedback consists 28% of compliments & 72% of complaints (this is about average for suppliers of personal loans), with 45% of complaints being about billing/accounts.

EHL

Ellerines Holdings Limited (EHL) is a furniture & appliances retailer, where the purchase of goods may be financed through credit facilities offered by African Bank. The Relyant Insurance Company offers voluntary product insurance on goods bought from EHL.

EHL sells the following brands: Ellerines, Beares, Furniture City, Geen & Richards, Wetherlys & Dial a Bed.

Key People

Leonida Kirkinis is CEO of ABIL.

Gordon Schachat is Executive deputy chairman of ABIL.

Mutle Constantine is the Chairman.

Antonio Fourie is an Executive director, and CEO of Ellerines.

Acquisitions & disposals

African Bank shop

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