The Land Bank says its balance sheet is strong, given that its capital adequacy ratio sits at 16.4% and its net stable funding ratio is at 102%.

The bank has also managed to deliver an annual net profit of R130.6m despite facing sector-wide challenges such as climatic changes and inconsistent weather patterns, livestock diseases, and policy uncertainty due to the land reform discourse...

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