RE: CABP2 Jul 2024 19:07
Yes there wont be any figures, last year they said "The Company confirms that both First Half 2023 performance and current trading remain in-line with management expectations. Full information will be provided on 13 September 2023."
Just some of my research notes to put up here for my reference and if anyone is interested.
Q4 2023 -XAF & XOF interventions impacted profit.
Naira income was down in 2023 to £18 million (2022: £27.5 million), with £15.2 million of this coming in the first half.
Net interest income from cash management delivered £31.7. Continues to be supported by high interest rates
Dependence on Naira removed - reduce to 7% of transactional income
The global cross-border payments market is over $200tn in flows.
Roughly $8tn of these flow into emerging market countries.
Roughly 20% of this is flows into and out of countries where we focus, our Target Addressable Market,
CAB Payments flows are between 1% and 2% of the flows into these markets.
--------Show the size of the prize with EU and US license------
A number of the 83 new clients only on-boarded late 2023
New IDO clients including Save the Children International, Plan International and Norwegian Refugee Council.
New major markets banks currently being onboarded, including Barclays and PagoNxt/Santander.
New emerging market banks include new clients in Africa, South East Asia and the Pacific.
80% of FX fully automated-increase of 600+ currency pairs, and increasing south-south flows from one emerging market currency to another
Some of the New products:
Our overdraft facility (Liquidity as a Service) moved from successful pilot to full operation,
Launching a pilot for short tenor FX forwards, starting with G20 currencies.
Launching our avalised promissory note product for trade finance
Operating free cash flow conversion 88%
Debt free
Need to Reach RNS new payment partners, large clients, new products and countries etc.