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Trades about 7% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
PT Bank Oke Indonesia Tbk is a financial institution that delivers a wide array of banking solutions and services across Indonesia. Its product offerings include various deposit accounts, such as checking and savings options, alongside different types of term deposits like demand, time, and certificates of deposit. On the lending side, the bank extends credit facilities for both businesses and individual consumers. Business clients can access working capital, investment loans, lines of credit, and current account overdrafts. For retail customers, financing solutions include mortgages, vehicle loans, unsecured personal credit, and payroll-backed loans. Additionally, the company provides a range of supplementary services. These encompass electronic fund transfers via RTGS and SKN networks, ATM and debit card services, telephone payment options, foreign exchange trading, and safe deposit box rentals. Customers also benefit from bank guarantee services and comprehensive digital banking platforms, including internet and mobile banking. Operating through a network of 14 branches, PT Bank Oke Indonesia Tbk was established in 1990. Its headquarters are situated in Central Jakarta, Indonesia, and it functions as a subsidiary of Apro Financial Co., Ltd.
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