Algerian state bank BNA said on Monday it had doubled its capital to enhance its capacity to finance the national economy.
Social capital was increased to 300-billion Algerian dinars (R41.98bn) from 150-billion dinars (R20.99bn), representing a 100% increase.
The bank said in statement that this was part of its "strategy to strengthen its financial capabilities and support the financing of the national economy".
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