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From the CommBank website.

CommBank commits $98.56m to branch network

The bank aims to reduce wait times and expand access to specialist support.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CommBank) has committed a further $98.56m (A$140m) to upgrade its branch network.

The investment will be used to improve access, reduce wait times, and expand access to specialist support, the bank said in an online statement.

Upgrades will focus on refreshed layouts, accessibility, technology, and staffing, the bank said.

CommBank will begin the next phase of branch refurbishments in July 2026.

Recent and planned investments include a A$5m upgrade at a Perth branch and A$2.4m investment in Victoria.

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