Lahore: The Bank of Punjab has announced the successful disbursement of profit payments to holders of its Term Finance Certificates (TFC), designated as BOPTFC2, which was due on December 20, 2025. This marks a notable financial transaction, ensuring timely repayments to a diverse array of investors.
The total investment amount for the TFCs stands at 8.02 billion Pakistani Rupees, with profit repayments totaling 530.60 million Pakistani Rupees. The payments reflect the bank’s adherence to its financial commitments amidst a landscape of fluctuating economic conditions.
Key recipients of the profit payments include prominent financial institutions and corporate entities. MCB Bank Limited’s Financial Institutions Division received a profit repayment of 9.27 million Pakistani Rupees on an investment of 140 million Pakistani Rupees. Pakistan Kuwait Investment Company (Private) Limited was also among the notable investors, with an investment of 200 million Pakistani Rupees yielding a profit repayment of 13.24 million Pakistani Rupees.
Habib Bank Limited’s Corporate Center received one of the larger repayments, amounting to 23.16 million Pakistani Rupees on a 350 million Pakistani Rupees investment. Other significant participants included Bank Al Habib Limited and United Bank Limited, each receiving 19.85 million Pakistani Rupees on investments of 300 million Pakistani Rupees.
According to information available from the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the transaction also involved substantial contributions from non-banking entities. Trustees of PIAC Employees Provident Fund Trust invested 835 million Pakistani Rupees, receiving a significant profit repayment of 55.26 million Pakistani Rupees. Similarly, CDC Trustee – Punjab Pension Fund Trust, with an investment of 800 million Pakistani Rupees, received 52.94 million Pakistani Rupees in profit repayments.
The involvement of various provident and gratuity funds underscores the broad market interest in the Bank of Punjab’s financial instruments. U Microfinance Bank Limited and Askari Bank Limited each committed 500 million Pakistani Rupees, receiving identical profit repayments of 33.09 million Pakistani Rupees.
The Bank of Punjab’s commitment to fulfilling its financial obligations highlights its stable position within the market, as it navigates economic challenges and maintains investor confidence. This transaction further reinforces the Bank of Punjab’s role as a key player in Pakistan’s financial landscape, providing financial services and investment opportunities across the country.