JAKARTA – PT Allo Bank Indonesia Tbk (BBHI) transfers its assets and liabilities to PT Bank Mega Tbk (MEGA) as it is focusing on offering digital bank services to its users. The discussion regarding the said plan will take place during the General Shareholders Meeting on May 19, 2022.
In the information disclosure quoted Wednesday (13/4), Allo Bank’s reassigned assets are said to amount to IDR 958.62 billion, while certain liabilities clock up to IDR 921.38 billion. The transferred assets and their transfer duty consist of credits of IDR 720.41 billion, foreclosed collaterals of IDR 199.77 billion, fixed assets of IDR 33.14 billion, and abandoned properties of IDR 5.30 billion. On the other hand, the transferred liabilities comprise current accounts of IDR 145.76 billion, saving accounts of IDR 53.35 billion, and deposits of IDR 722.25 billion. The transfer duty clocks up to IDR 37.24 billion.
These transactions occur after PT Mega Corpora (MC), a CT Corp Business Group, acquired 60.88% of Allo Bank on March 15, 2021, via a rights issue and conducted a mandatory tender offer. At the same time, MC has a claim over 58.02% of MEGA.
Allo Bank’s authorised capital reportedly reaches IDR 4 trillion, while its issued and paid-up capital amounts to IDR 2.17 trillion. its stock in portfolio is worth IDR 1.82 trillion. Furthermore, MC controls 60.68% of the shares, followed by PT Bukalapak.com Tbk (BUKA) of 11.49%, Abadi Investment Pte Ltd of 7%, PT Indolife Investama Persada of 6%, Ali Gunawan of 0.04%, and the public of 14.59%. (LK/ZH)