Shares of Societe Generale Group (GLE) increased by nearly 8.9% (at 52-Week Change = 24.78%), after the financial group today surged by 25% of the profit in the second quarter. Net profit in the three months to the end of June reached € 1,35 bn., While revenue rose 16% to € 6,87 billion. For solid financial results of Societe Generale, have made important contributions performance on risk markets as Afrika and Russian market.
Subsidiaries in Russia cut its losses for Q2 of € 45m., Compared to € 91m., In Q1 of 2015. Although the second quarter of 2014 the figure was € 15 million profit, the overall result in Russia for 2014 bring the financial group € 497 million loss.
The result for Q2 is positive and is interpreted as a consequence mainly of the recovered pure interest margin coupled with an overall reduction in operating costs. Prospects for the second half of 2015 remain positive.
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