JAKARTA - PT Capital Financial Indonesia Tbk (CASA) is still optimistic that this year's performance will grow amid various challenges, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. This company, which is engaged in investment and services, has several strategies to deal with the remaining four months of the year.

President Director of CASA, Maliana Herutama Malkan said, the company has prepared several strategies that have been and will be carried out to maintain performance growth in 2021.

Maliana said, the Company always maintains a healthy level of capital. In addition, the company also continues to develop new business lines with good prospects to realize the company's strategy as an integrated financial services company.

Then, said Maliana, CASA will also always develop creative and innovative products according to customer needs. No less important, adding marketing distribution channels. In addition, optimization of information technology systems for business development, operational efficiency, and service improvement to customers is also a priority for the company.

Strengthening the capital structure to support the business growth of the Subsidiaries is also an important agenda for CASA. In addition to strengthening the synergy between Subsidiaries, the company also continues to invest in the development of financial digitalization through Subsidiaries.

The Company's business entities currently operating are PT Capital Life Indonesia (Life Insurance), PT Capital Asset Management (Investment Manager), PT Capital Global Ventura (Ventura Capital), PT Capital Life Syariah (Sharia Life Insurance), PT Toko Modal Business Partner (Financial Technology), PT Bank Capital Indonesia Tbk (Bank).

"With the strategy we implement, we are optimistic that CASA's performance will grow this year, with a net profit target of IDR 157.93 billion", said Maliana, after the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM), in Jakarta, Friday, August 20.

Delivered at the meeting, the company has approved the determination of the use of CASA's net profit for the financial year ending on December 31, 2020, which is IDR 105.4 billion. Part of the profit or around IDR 500 million is set aside for reserves, and the remaining IDR 104.9 billion will be recorded as retained earnings.


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