Tag: Financials

Posindo expands finance division

The financial business of state own PT Pos Indonesia reported a steady growth rate by 36% in the last few years, pushing the company to continue expansion on fi nancial-based services. President director Hana Suryana said more and more fi nancial institutions are collaborating with Posindo. At least 36 business partners are fi nance services of Posindo, including payment for credit card, electricity bills, water bills, andautomotive credit.

Recently Posindo agreed to expand the services of Citibank via Posindo’s network throughout the archipelago. Citibank and Posindo are partners since 1992 when Posindo agreed to handle Citibank credit cards payment. Since then, over 500,000 mails and bills ofCitibank are sent via Posindo.

Posindo has also launched online services such as ATM Pos, Duit Pos, Kartu Payment Point and mall-based servicessuch as Kios Pos and Warmasif.

Suryana said financial division’s contribution is about 7% (Rp150 billion) of the company’s total revenue, far below communication and logistics divisions. Nevertheless, fi nancial division is growing. Now, 1,897 of Posindo offi ces are equipped with online services, expected an increase to 3,500 offi ces next year. With that, Posindo’s revenue from finance services will grow by 10%.

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New logo, service of Pakistan Post launched

Pakistan Post has approached banks and other financial institutions involved in micro finance credit to persuade them to make use for infrastructure for easy access to people in remote and far-flung areas.

This was stated by the Chairman Pakistan Post, Arshad Khan on Thursday at the launching of a new service, collection of PTCL and SNGPL utility bills from doorstep of the consumers, and also unveiled the new vision and corporate logo to make the organisation efficient, customer friendly, modern and sustainable.

He said that proposal to let the banks use post office outlets was discussed with the Prime Minister, Shaukat Aziz and Governor State Bank Dr Shamshad Akhtar. Now the negotiations are being held with banks and their response was very encouraging because the Pakistan Post offers them (infrastructure in rural areas) what they are lacking.

He said that the organisation with 100 percent outreach could best meet the financial institutions needs of micro-finance in the rural areas. Moreover, the Pakistan Post would establish tele-centres soon at all its outlets to offer its consumers all the latest facilities at one point. Speaking on the occasion, Minister for Communications Shamim Siddiqui expressed the hope that the new logo of Pakistan Post would become the country’s recognition. He asked the management of the organisation to also focus on offering other services ie starting express mail, as saving their survival was not possible during days ahead by relying on traditional service of dealing with the mail.

The minister said that he wanted the post office to enhance its bill collections to 50 percent, which is 22 percent now. Earlier, the minister launched the first service under the new vision of Pakistan Post namely “collection of utility bills payments from consumer doorstep”.

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