Damara Bank Limited has announced impressive financial results for the first half of the fiscal year, reporting a profit after tax of 4.18 billion Guyana dollars, marking a 35.43% increase from the prior year’s 3.08 billion Guyana dollars. The bank highlighted its sustained momentum across core business lines as a catalyst for this growth. Customer deposits surged by 28.44% to 244.9 billion Guyana dollars, reflecting a rising public trust in the institution. This performance not only underscores the bank’s significance within Guyana’s financial landscape but also aligns with ongoing economic transformations taking place across the country. The bank remains committed to supporting individuals and businesses in harnessing the potential of Guyana’s growing economy.
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