Since its establishment in 1975, BPR, known as the neighborhood bank, has been offering quality financial services and is now the bank with the largest network in Rwanda. In line with its strategy for expansion and enhance financial inclusion across regions, KCB has acquired BPR.
Their combined synergies and collated strengths have created a robust entity that will generate significant value for its customers and key stakeholders. The partnership has given way for a strong capital and liquidity position for the bank and access to innovative products and services for customers.
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BPR Bank Rwanda PLC joined its customers in the Eastern Province in celebrating its 50th anniversary, hearing their various requests, including being closer to them and providing them with more convenient services.
BPR Bank Rwanda has announced a net profit of Rwf29 billion for the financial year 2024, and 13.7% of that profit, equivalent to Rwf4 billion, will be distributed to shareholders as dividends, according to Patience Mutesi, the Managing Director of the bank.
Rusizi District officials and residents have expressed appreciation for the development achieved over the past 50 years with the support of BPR Bank Rwanda Plc, which emerged from the merger of Banque Populaire and KCB Bank Rwanda.
BPR Bank Rwanda recorded Rwf29.7 billion profit after tax in 2024 representing 14.7 per cent increase year-on-year, mainly driven by a 23 per cent increase in net interest income which rose to Rwf80.3 billion and other growth in other business segments.
