List of Banks in Indonesia - Performance of Banks in Indonesia 2007

Performance of Banks in Indonesia 2007

The asset figures in given in Trillion Indonesian Rupiahs. The P/L figures are in Million Rupiahs.

Bank Asset 2007 P/L 2007 P/L 2006 %Chg Price PER
1 BMRI Mandiri 319.09 4,347 2,422 79.0 3,150 14.93
2 BBCA BCA 218 4,489 4,243 5.8 3,250 17.67
3 BBRI BRI 203.73 4,838 4,258 13.6 6,300 15.92
4 BBNI BNI 183.34 902 1,929 (53.2) 1,390 10.13
5 BDMN Danamon 89.41 2,117 1,325 59.7 6,900 16.24
6 BNII BII 55.15 405 634 (36.1) 465 55.41
7 BNGA Niaga 54.89 770 648 18.9 750 11.92
8 PNBN Panin 53.47 955 731 30.7 640 14.71
9 BNLI Permata 39.3 509 318 59.8 910 14.12
10 LPBN Lippo 38.96 738 507 45.5 1,860 9.87
11 MEGA Mega 34.91 521 152 243.3 2,800 6.08
12 BBKP Bukopin 34.45 375 315 19.0 420 6.14
13 NISP NISP 28.97 250 237 5.5 900 20.72
14 BBIA UOB Buana 18.26 420 409 2.7 1,100 17.24
15 BCIC Century 14.55 57 36 59.9 65 22.29
16 INPC Artha Graha 11.28 15 31 (51.0) 82 16.66
17 BABP Bumiputera 6.35 21 8 160.4 110 26.53
18 BVIC Victoria 5.27 50 29 68.7 134 4.96
19 MAYA Mayapada 4.47 41 36 12.5 1,540 76.00
20 BBNP BNP 3.77 32 30 4.8 1,510 21.55
21 AGRO Agroniaga 2.98 4.6 (10.1) 145.4 235
22 BKSW Kesawan 2.18 6 4 52.9 600 30.16
23 BNBA Bumi Arta 1.95 21 27 (22.2) 170 17.53
24 SDRA Saudara 1.46 32 13 141.3 145 6.81
25 MCOR Windu Kentjana 1.4 11 2 432.6 135 22.48
26 BEKS Eksekutif 1.35 0.7 (14) 105.2 74 57.09
27 BACA Capital 1.2 9 4.8 87.9 71
28 BSWD Swadesi 1.17 8 8 2.5 900 30.52
1,431.31 21,944 18,333 19.69

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