Nabil Bank Limited (NABIL) recently unveiled its third-quarter fiscal report for the year 2080/81, revealing insights into its financial performance amidst evolving market dynamics. Despite facing an 8.76% decline in net profit compared to the previous year, NABIL remains committed to navigating challenges and implementing strategies for sustainable growth.
Maintaining a strong financial foundation, NABIL boasts a total paid-up capital of Rs. 27.05 Arba and reserves of Rs. 27.78 Arba, with retained earnings standing at Rs 1.54 Arba. These figures underscore the bank’s stability and resilience in the face of market uncertainties.
Key highlights from NABIL’s operations include substantial growth in deposits, totaling Rs 4.40 Kharba, and loans and advances to customers, reaching Rs 3.68 Kharba. Despite the decline in net profit, there was a 3.72% rise in Net Interest Income, reaching Rs. 12.55 Arba. However, the bank also experienced increased expenditures, including personnel costs of Rs. 3.75 Arba, emphasizing the need for cost management strategies.
Financial metrics for the third quarter reflect an annualized EPS of Rs 23 and a net worth per share of Rs 208.39, indicating positive fundamentals. However, challenges arise as Non-Performing Loans (NPL) saw a spike to 4.04%. Additionally, the bank disclosed a distributable profit of Rs. 1.54 Arba, highlighting its commitment to rewarding shareholders.
As NABIL charts its course in Nepal’s banking sector, stakeholders must remain vigilant in monitoring market trends and implementing strategic initiatives to address challenges and capitalize on opportunities for growth. By focusing on innovation, customer-centricity, and risk management, NABIL aims to position itself for sustainable success in the dynamic financial landscape.
