Caixa Econmica Federal, Brazils state-owned banking giant, has posted impressive financial results for the first nine months of 2024.
The bank reported a recurring net profit of R$9.4 billion ($1.65 billion), marking a 21.6% increase from the previous year.
This growth reflects the banks strategic focus on profitability and operational efficiency.The third quarter of 2024 saw Caixa achieve a profit of R$3.3 billion ($579 million), a slight 0.7% uptick from 2023.
These figures underscore the banks ability to maintain steady growth despite economic challenges.
Caixas return on equity reached 9.3% in September 2024, rising 1.4 percentage points in just one year.Caixas financial margin hit R$45.3 billion ($7.95 billion), growing 4.5% year-over-year.
Service revenues climbed to R$20.4 billion ($3.58 billion), a 7.0% increase.
These gains stem from the banks diverse portfolio and customer-centric approach.
Total assets swelled to R$2.0 trillion ($350.88 billion), up 13.9% from the previous year.Caixas Profit Soars 21.6% to R$9.4 Billion in First Nine Months of 2024.
(Photo Internet reproduction)The banks loan portfolio expanded to R$1.209 trillion ($212.11 billion), a 10.8% increase.
This growth demonstrates Caixas commitment to supporting Brazilian businesses and individuals.
The sustainable finance portfolio reached R$832.6 billion ($146.07 billion), showing a 15.4% year-over-year increase.Caixa maintained its dominance in the mortgage market with a 67.5% share in September 2024.
The bank financed 627,200 homes in the first nine months, benefiting 2.5 million people.
This initiative generated over 1.4 million jobs, both directly and indirectly.The banks digital transformation efforts bore fruit, with digital transactions surging 52.4%.
This shift reduced physical branch visits by 7.9%.
Caixa launched a new digital package for individual microentrepreneurs, offering loans up to R$10,000 ($1,754) with competitive terms.Caixas Profit Soars 21.6% to R$9.4 Billion in First Nine Months of 2024Caixas social contributions remained significant.
The bank disbursed R$11.3 billion ($1.98 billion) to states and municipalities.
It also resumed 1,500 construction projects using federal budget resources.
These actions highlight Caixas role in Brazils economic development.The banks commitment to sustainability grew stronger.
Caixa joined the Principles for Responsible Banking and the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials.
It allocated R$53 million ($9.30 million) to projects through its Socio-environmental Fund.