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Nedbank has reported a 26% rise in half-year headline earnings per share, mainly driven by a strong showing at most of its units. The performance has translated into an 81% surge in the lender’s dividend to R7.83, which is above pre-pandemic levels. Business Day TV discussed the company’s half-year performance with CFO Mike Davis.
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Nedbank has reported a 26% rise in half-year headline earnings per share, mainly driven by a strong showing at most of its units. The performance has translated into an 81% surge in the lender’s dividend to R7.83, which is above pre-pandemic levels. Business Day TV discussed the company’s half-year performance with CFO Mike Davis.
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