Supersonicz Microfinance Reports Maiden Half-yearly Performance

Supersonicz The Micro-finance, break history in The Gambia’s banking and finance sector by turning out with a profit of approximately GDM 3 million within the first three months of its operations. The Company’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Njundu Fatty, revealed this on 11^th July 2015 during their Monthly Performance Review meeting. He also noted that both the customer base and deposit liability of the new micro-finance institution has witnessed monthly growth of 150%. Even though this figures are unaudited, Mr. Fatty congratulated the staff for the dedication and hard-work. He said, whether we know it or not, we are making history in The Gambia. This is the first time a bank or a non-bank finance company is breaking even within the first six months of it start of business.He further said that Supersonicz started with eight branches across the country with the Company’s Corporate Head Office on 53 Mamadi Manjang Highway, Kinifing, KSMD. The future is very bright he concluded.

During the presentations, the Head of Business Development Mr. Ebrima Sagnia also said Supersonicz started on a very good footing. He urged members of staff present at the meeting to always keep our Mission & Vision and Core Values in perspective. According to Mr Sangia we are The Micro-finance,and we believe in facilitating financial inclusion and stimulate sustainable economic development of our communities. He further said that we should always try to create everlasting experience in all our dealings with the customers.

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