€10.2 billion losses but AIB ‘on road to recovery’
Its 2010 financial results published yesterday showed last year’s loss was significantly up from the €2.3bn loss in 2009, with operating losses up to €12.1bn and losses per share stretching from 215.2c to 564c.
Executive chairman David Hodgkinson admitted the bank “owes its survival to the Irish taxpayer”, but added that the company — which still needs €13.3bn in extra capital after having been propped up by enough state aid to give the Government a near 93% stake — is now in recovery mode and should see significant financial growth in the next two years.
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