Tag: debenture

  • “Deadline Extended for ‘9% Nepal SBI Bank Debenture 2089’; New Closing Date Set for Shrawan 31”

    “Deadline Extended for ‘9% Nepal SBI Bank Debenture 2089’; New Closing Date Set for Shrawan 31”


     

    Nepal SBI Bank Limited (SBI) has decided to extend the public offering period for the “9% Nepal SBI Bank Debenture 2089.” The initial opening of the offering took place on the 18th of Shrawan, 2080, and the original closing date was today, the 22nd of Shrawan. As the offering has not garnered complete subscription, the deadline has now been pushed back to the 31st of Shrawan.

    In this offering, a total of 20 lakh units are up for grabs, each priced at Rs. 1000. Among these, 12 lakh units (60% of the total) will be allocated through private placement, while the remaining 8 lakh units, valued at Rs. 80 Crores, are available for public subscription. Of this public portion, 5% is set aside for mutual funds. The issuance aims to raise a total of Rs. 2 Arba.

  • “9% Nabil Debenture 2087” Added to SEBON’s Pipeline; Nabil Bank to Collect Rs 3 Arba from the Issue.

    “9% Nabil Debenture 2087” Added to SEBON’s Pipeline; Nabil Bank to Collect Rs 3 Arba from the Issue.


     

    SEBON Adds “9% Nabil Debenture 2087” to Pipeline with Rs 3 Arba Size

    SEBON, the Securities Board of Nepal, has included “9% Nabil Debenture 2087” in its pipeline. The debenture has a total size of Rs 3 Arba. Nabil Bank Limited will issue 30 lakh units of debenture at Rs 1000 per unit. Out of these, 12 lakh units are reserved for the general public, while the remaining 18 lakh units are for private placement. The debenture will provide a 9% interest rate for a duration of 7 years.

  • “Delisting of 8% Everest Bank Limited Debenture 2079 from NEPSE as it Reaches Maturity: Refunds and Interest Distribution for Unitholders”

    “Delisting of 8% Everest Bank Limited Debenture 2079 from NEPSE as it Reaches Maturity: Refunds and Interest Distribution for Unitholders”


    A total of 468,845 units of the “8% Everest Bank Limited Debenture 2079” have been removed from trading on the NEPSE (Nepal Stock Exchange). This delisting indicates that the debenture has reached its maturity date, which was Jestha 28, 2079. Investors who held these debentures will now receive their principal investment amount along with the interest earned.

    The “8% Everest Bank Limited Debenture 2079” offered a fixed annual return of 8% to its unitholders throughout its duration. Now that it has matured, Everest Bank Limited will initiate the process of refunding the initial investment amount and distributing the accrued interest to the debenture holders. To obtain more specific details about the refund process and interest distribution, unitholders are advised to contact or visit the nearest branches of Everest Bank Limited, located in Hatisar, Kathmandu, Nepal. These branch offices will provide comprehensive information and assistance to the concerned debenture holders.

  • Lumbini Bikas Bank Limited Opens 11% Debenture 2089 Issuance to General Public and Institutions

    Lumbini Bikas Bank Limited Opens 11% Debenture 2089 Issuance to General Public and Institutions


    Lumbini Bikas Bank Limited (LBBL) has commenced the issuance of “11% LBBL Debenture 2089” to the general public and institutions. The debenture, which has a maturity period of 10 years and offers a coupon rate of 11%, will be available for application starting from today until the 19th of Jestha, 2080. In the event that the issue is not fully subscribed, the deadline may be extended until Jestha 30, 2080.

    A total of 10,00,000 units of the debenture will be issued at a par value of Rs. 1000 per unit. Among the total units, 60% (6,00,000 units) will be subscribed through private placement, while the remaining 4,00,000 units worth Rs. 40 crores will be open for public issue. Additionally, 5% of the public issue is allocated for mutual funds. The issuance aims to raise a total of Rs. 1 Arba.

    Nabil Investment Banking Limited has been appointed as the issue manager for this process. Investors have the opportunity to apply for a minimum of 25 units and a maximum of 1,00,000 units.

  • LBBL Announces 11% Debenture Issuance for Public and Institutions

    LBBL Announces 11% Debenture Issuance for Public and Institutions


    Lumbini Bikas Bank Limited (LBBL) has announced its plan to issue 10,00,000 units of “11% LBBL Debenture 2089” to the general public and institutions. The debenture has a maturity period of 10 years and offers an 11% coupon rate. The application period for the debenture will be open from 16th Jestha to 19th Jestha, 2080, with a possible extension to Jestha 30, 2080, if the issue is not fully subscribed.

    The debenture will be issued at a par value of Rs. 1000 per unit, totaling 10 lakh units. Of these, 60% (6 lakh units) will be subscribed through private placement, while the remaining 4 lakh units worth Rs. 40 Crores will be available for the public to apply, with 5% allocated for mutual funds. The issuance aims to raise a total of Rs. 1 Arba.

    Nabil Investment Banking Limited will act as the issue manager for this debenture issuance. Interested investors can apply for a minimum of 25 units and a maximum of 1,00,000 units.

  • Nepal Investment Mega Bank to issue Rs 4 arba worth Debenture with 10% interest rate

    Nepal Investment Mega Bank to issue Rs 4 arba worth Debenture with 10% interest rate


    Nepal Investment Mega Bank has decided to issue debentures worth Rs. 4 arba, and they have chosen Prabhu Capital as the issue manager for this process. The debentures will be offered to the general public as well as institutional investors. The duration of the debenture is for ten years and it will provide a 10% interest rate annually.

    The bank’s Senior Deputy CEO, Mr. Mahesh Sharma Dhakal, and CEO of Prabhu Capital, Mr. Asish Gauchan, signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at a program held for this purpose. The appointment of Prabhu Capital as the issue manager and the signing of the MoU have been communicated to the public via a media statement.

    By offering debentures to the public, Nepal Investment Mega Bank is essentially offering a fixed interest rate investment option to the investors for the next ten years. The interest rate of 10% is expected to provide an attractive return to the investors, while also helping the bank raise funds for its operations and future investments.

    Prabhu Capital, as the issue manager, will be responsible for overseeing the entire debenture issuance process, including the marketing and distribution of the debentures to potential investors. As a merchant bank, Prabhu Capital has experience in managing and underwriting various types of securities, and its involvement is expected to ensure a smooth and successful debenture issuance process.

    Overall, the appointment of Prabhu Capital as the issue manager for Nepal Investment Mega Bank’s debenture issuance is a positive development for both the bank and potential investors. It provides investors with an attractive investment option, while also enabling the bank to raise funds for its operations and growth.

  • SEBON Approves 11% LBBL Debenture 2089; Bank Will Soon Issue 10 Lakh Unit Debentures

    SEBON Approves 11% LBBL Debenture 2089; Bank Will Soon Issue 10 Lakh Unit Debentures


     

    On Baisakh 10, 2080, the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) authorized the “11% LBBL Debenture 2089”.

    Lumbini Bikas Bank Limited (LBBL) plans to issue 10 lakh unit debentures at Rs 1000 per unit. For a period of ten years, the bank will give an interest rate of 11% on the debenture.

    Four hundred thousand units will be made available to the general public out of the total number of units available.

  • ICRA Nepal confirms the rating of NIC ASIA Bank’s Rs 3 arba debenture as ICRANP LBBB.

    ICRA Nepal confirms the rating of NIC ASIA Bank’s Rs 3 arba debenture as ICRANP LBBB.


     

    ICRA Nepal Limited has confirmed NIC Asia Bank Limited’s grade. The rating has been removed from the ‘Watch with Negative Implications’ category and moved to the “Issuer Not Cooperating” category, with the following notification for rating withdrawal:

    The rating agency has assessed the bank’s NPR 3,000 million subordinated debenture as [ICRANP] LBBB “Issuer Not Cooperating”; it has been withdrawn from watch with negative implications and moved to the issuer not cooperating category with notice of withdraw

  • NMB Bank has completed the sale of its 10.75% -2089/2090 NMB Debenture.

    NMB Bank has completed the sale of its 10.75% -2089/2090 NMB Debenture.


    NMB Bank Ltd issued 40 lakh units of Debenture totaling Rs. 4,00,00,00,000 under the issue and sales management of NIBL Ace Capital Limited (Four Arba Rupees Only). The debenture has a 10-year term and pays 10.75% interest per year.

    The “NMB Debenture 10.75% – 2089/2090” issue was opened on 2079/12/21, was oversubscribed in 4 days, and was closed on 2079/12/

     

  • NMB Bank’s “10.75% NMB Debenture 2089/90” is now available; minimum applications are for 25 units.

    NMB Bank’s “10.75% NMB Debenture 2089/90” is now available; minimum applications are for 25 units.


    NMB Bank Limited (NMB) is releasing 40,00,000 units of “10.75% NMB Debenture 2089/90″ to the general public and institutions today, Chaitra 21st.

     

    The debenture, which has a maturity period of 10 years and a coupon rate of 10.75%, is available for application from today to the 24th Chaitra, 2079. 
    If the issue is not fully subscribed, the deadline can be pushed back to Baisakh 5, 2080.

     

  • SEBON Approves Mahalaxmi Debenture 2089 at 11%

    SEBON Approves Mahalaxmi Debenture 2089 at 11%


    On Chaitra 05, 2079, the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) authorized the “11% Mahalaxmi Debenture 2089.”

    Mahalaxmi Bikas Bank Limited (MLBL) plans to issue 10 lakh unit debentures at Rs 1000 per unit. During a period of ten years, the bank will give an interest rate of 11% on the debenture.

    Out of the total number of units given, 4 lakh will be made available to the general public and 6 lakh would be made available for private placement.

    The issue manager is NIC Asia Capital. The offering would generate a total of Rs 1 Arba.

  • All 5 NIC Asia Capital Mutual Fund Schemes have published the Falgun Month NAV Report.

    All 5 NIC Asia Capital Mutual Fund Schemes have published the Falgun Month NAV Report.


     

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    The financial highlights for the month of Falgun have been published by NIC Asia Balanced Fund (NICBF), a 10-year close-end mutual fund scheme managed by NIC Asia Capital. The period’s NAV was Rs. 10.73, which was lower than the previous month’s NAV of Rs. 11.26.

    The scheme started with a Rs. 75.50 crore fund, including seed capital from the fund sponsor. The scheme has spent Rs. 43.10 crores on listed company shares and Rs. 19.52 crores on debentures. Non-listed shares are worth Rs. 1.34 crores. The amount invested in fixed deposits is Rs. 9 crores, and the bank balance is Rs. 4.38 crores.