The country, however, paid out a total of US$595.4 million last month with US$501.5 million coming from foreign currency accounts and only US$17.3 million from the interbank market.
FCAs accounted for 87% of the US$1.4 billion paid out in the first two months of this year. The auction provided 10% and the interbank market 3%.
Blue Ribbon and Varun Beverages were once against the top beneficiaries.
Four companies that were in the top 10 in January moved out. These were: Windmill, Cangrow, Parrogate and Sateware Technologies.
Those that joined the top 10 in February were: Olivine, Makomo Engineering, Dairibord and Mega Market.
Below is the list of the 945 companies that benefited:
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