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  • Muktinath Bikas Bank Q2 FY 2080/81: 32.93% Net Profit Drop

    Muktinath Bikas Bank Q2 FY 2080/81: 32.93% Net Profit Drop


    Muktinath Bikas Bank Limited (MNBBL) has disclosed its second-quarter report for the fiscal year 2080/81, revealing a notable 32.93% decrease in net profit, dropping from Rs. 62.62 Crores in Q2 FY 2079/80 to Rs. 42 Crores in Q2 FY 2080/81. Concurrently, the bank reported a negative distributable profit after PL Appropriation and Regulatory Adjustments, amounting to Rs. 31.72 Crores during the same quarter.

    In terms of deposits, customer deposits underwent a 3.55% reduction, settling at Rs. 1.12 Kharba. However, loans and advances to customers saw a 1.95% upswing, reaching Rs. 96.29 Arba. Despite these fluctuations, the bank’s core business income, represented by Net Interest Income, demonstrated a positive trend, experiencing a 2.12% increase to Rs. 2.08 Arba compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous year.

    MNBBL’s financial structure comprises a paid-up capital of Rs. 7.04 Arba and Rs. 2.92 Arba in reserves and surplus. The annualized earnings per share (EPS) for the bank stood at Rs. 11.24, accompanied by a Net worth per share of Rs. 137.03.

    A notable aspect is the company’s trading position, characterized by a Price/Earnings (P/E) multiple of 34.22 times. Additionally, the Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) of the bank stands at 11.25%. However, there is a noteworthy increase in the Non-performing loan (NPL) ratio, which climbed to 2.51%.

  • Laxmi Sunrise Bank Q2 Report: Modest Profit Dip Amidst Impressive Growth and NPL Concerns

    Laxmi Sunrise Bank Q2 Report: Modest Profit Dip Amidst Impressive Growth and NPL Concerns


    Laxmi Sunrise Bank Limited (LSL) has shared its financial results for the second quarter of the fiscal year 2080/81, reporting a small 1.66% decrease in net profit to Rs. 1.05 Arba compared to the same period last fiscal year when it earned Rs. 1.07 Arba.

    The bank showcased positive growth with a remarkable 104.66% increase in net interest income, reaching Rs. 5.65 Arba, and operating profits rising to Rs. 1.44 Arba for the corresponding period. However, loans and advances saw a slight 0.07% decrease, while customer deposits increased by almost 4.84% to Rs. 3.1 Kharba. Notably, impairment charges surged significantly by 376.87%, totaling Rs. 2.73 Arba in Q2 of FY 2080/81.

    For the fiscal year, LSL reported an annualized earnings per share (EPS) of Rs. 9.14, and the net worth per share was Rs. 166.62. A concern arises as Non-Performing Loans (NPL) saw a substantial 199.36% increase, reaching 4.67% in the second quarter, a significant jump from the 1.56% recorded in the same period last fiscal year.

    LSL reported negative distributable profits of Rs. 81.18 Crores, while maintaining a paid-up capital of Rs. 23.18 Arba and reserves and surplus amounting to Rs. 16.26 Arba in Q2 of FY 2080/81. Specific figures show an increase of 7.00% in paid-up capital to Rs. 23,187,155.00, a decline of 146.97% in retained earnings to -811,864.00, and a 9.67% increase in reserves to 16,260,042.00. Deposits rose by 4.84% to Rs. 310,591,321.00, and loans and advances experienced a marginal decrease of 0.07% to Rs. 247,691,314.00. Net Interest Income increased significantly by 104.66% to Rs. 5,658,331.00. Personnel expenses and impairment charges were reported at Rs. 1,802,336.00 and Rs. 2,732,609.00, respectively.

    The operating profit for the quarter was Rs. 1,445,052.00, reflecting a 3.22% decrease, and the net profit stood at Rs. 1,059,210.00, representing a 1.66% decline. The capital adequacy ratio is reported at 12.67%, showing a slight decrease from the previous year. The Cost of Fund decreased by 14.59% to 7.61%. The NPL percentage increased significantly by 199.36%, reaching 4.67%. The Qtr end PE Ratio stands at 19.06 times.

  • Citizens Bank Q2 Report: Profits Dip 6.96%, Challenges Emerge

    Citizens Bank Q2 Report: Profits Dip 6.96%, Challenges Emerge


    Citizens Bank International Limited (CZBIL) has disclosed its financial performance for the second quarter of fiscal year 2080/81, revealing a 6.96% decline in net profit to Rs 78.27 Crores. The bank’s total paid-up capital is reported at Rs. 14.20 Arba, with reserves amounting to Rs. 6.77 Arba. However, retained earnings have recorded a negative value of Rs 21.3 Crores.

    During the mentioned quarter, the bank experienced a significant increase in total deposits, reaching Rs 1.75 Kharba, while loans and advances to customers reached Rs 1.48 Kharba. Despite a marginal 0.21% decrease, the Net Interest Income remained substantial at Rs. 2.83 Arba. However, the bank faced challenges with personnel expenses amounting to Rs. 93.01 Crores and impairment charges of Rs. 85.95 Crores.

    In terms of financial metrics, the second quarter reported an annualized EPS of Rs 11.02, and the net worth per share stood at Rs 146.20. However, CZBIL grapples with a spike in Non-Performing Loans (NPL) to 4.07%. Additionally, the revelation of a negative distributable profit of Rs. 21.30 Crores adds a significant dimension to CZBIL’s financial narrative during this period.

    Examining specific figures, the paid-up capital remained constant at Rs. 14,200,974.01, and reserves witnessed a 14.52% increase to 6,774,208.15. Deposits showed a notable 4.13% rise to Rs 175,808,073.73, while loans and advances increased by 6.06% to Rs 148,304,167.36. Net Interest Income experienced a marginal decrease of 0.21% but remained substantial at Rs. 2.83 Arba. Personnel expenses and impairment charges were reported at Rs. 930.18 Crores and Rs. 859.50 Crores, respectively.

    The operating profit for the quarter was Rs 1,086,454.06, reflecting an 8.85% decrease, and the net profit stood at Rs 782,784.84, representing a 6.96% decline. Furthermore, the disclosure of a negative distributable profit of Rs. 21.30 Crores underscores the financial challenges faced by CZBIL. The capital adequacy ratio is reported at 13.00%, showing an increase from the previous year. The Cost of Fund decreased by 15.73% to 7.77%. The NPL percentage increased significantly by 36.12%, reaching 4.07%. The Qtr end PE Ratio stands at 15.61 times, and the Qtr End Market Price is reported at 172.1.

  • Machhapuchchhre Bank Q2 2080/81: 21.45% Drop in Net Profit, Attention Needed on NPL Increase

    Machhapuchchhre Bank Q2 2080/81: 21.45% Drop in Net Profit, Attention Needed on NPL Increase


    Machhapuchchhre Bank Limited (MBL) has recently unveiled its financial performance for the second quarter of the fiscal year 2080/81, providing insights into key metrics. In this quarter, MBL witnessed a notable 21.45% decline in net profit, falling from Rs. 1.02 Arba in Q2 FY 2079/80 to Rs. 80.53 Crores in Q2 FY 2080/81.

    The bank faced a 1.10% reduction in customer deposits, reaching Rs. 1.52 Kharba. However, loans and advances to customers experienced growth, rising by 2.99% to Rs. 1.29 Kharba compared to the previous year. The Net Interest Income, a critical indicator of core business income, decreased by 5.56% to Rs. 2.63 Arba. Encouragingly, impairment charges witnessed a decline of 21.57%.

    MBL’s paid-up capital stands at Rs. 11.62 Arba, complemented by Rs. 5.44 Arba in reserves and surplus. Nonetheless, Non-Performing Loans (NPL) increased to 2.26%, marking an 85.82% surge from the same quarter in the previous year.

    On a per-share basis, the annualized earnings per share (EPS) amounted to Rs. 13.86, and the Net worth per share was Rs. 144.97. The company traded at a Price/Earnings (P/E) multiple of 14.65 times. The rise in NPL is highlighted as an area requiring ongoing attention.

    For detailed figures and comparisons, refer to the complete Q2 report provided in the disclosure.

  • Mirmire Laghubitta Reports 41.48% Decline in Q2 Net Profit for FY 2080/2081

    Mirmire Laghubitta Reports 41.48% Decline in Q2 Net Profit for FY 2080/2081


    In the second quarter report of the fiscal year 2080/2081, Mirmire Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (MMFDB) disclosed a significant 41.48% decrease in net profit. According to the company’s published report, the net profit declined from Rs. 5.81 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous year to Rs. 3.4 crore.

    Various financial metrics also showed changes. The company’s borrowings decreased by 0.20% to Rs. 4.89 Arba compared to Rs. 4.9 Arba in the corresponding quarter of the previous year, while deposits decreased by 0.77% to Rs. 2.59 Arba. However, the company’s loans and advances increased by 3.32%, reaching 8.26 Arba in the same quarter.

    The net interest income (core revenue) experienced a significant decline of 25.84%, falling to Rs. 17.85 crores from Rs. 24.07 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Key financial figures included a paid-up capital of Rs. 66.57 crores, retained earnings of Rs. 6.23 crores, and reserves and surplus of Rs. 36.64 crores in the reported quarter.

    Additionally, the non-performing loans (NPL) ratio increased to 4.51% from 3.84%, while the cost of funds decreased to 10.45% from 11.72%. The capital adequacy stood at 9.71%. The company’s annualized earnings per share (EPS) was reported at Rs. 10.22, and the net worth per share was Rs. 164.41. The company traded at a price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple of 61.08 times.

    The table presents major financial highlights, showcasing a comparison between the immediate previous year’s quarter ending figures and those of the current quarter for various financial parameters.

  • Commercial and Development Banks’ Performance in Nepal for FY 2080/81

    Commercial and Development Banks’ Performance in Nepal for FY 2080/81


    Nepal Rastra Bank has recently published data outlining the financial performance of both commercial banks and development banks for the initial five months of the ongoing fiscal year 2080/81, concluding in Mangsir.

    Concerning commercial banks, the combined net profit for the first five months of the fiscal year 2080/81 in Nepal reached Rs. 28.36 Arba. Noteworthy is Nabil Bank’s leading position, having attained the highest net profit of Rs. 2.96 Arba. Global IME Bank closely followed with earnings of Rs. 2.73 Arba, securing the second position, while NIMB claimed the third spot with a net profit of Rs. 2.6 Arba during this period. In contrast, Agricultural Development Bank reported the lowest net profit among commercial banks at Rs. 12.5 Crores.

    Turning to development banks, despite three out of the 17 banks incurring losses, the overall sector in Nepal achieved a net profit of Rs. 1.9 Arba. Muktinath Bikas Bank exhibited outstanding performance with an impressive net profit of Rs. 45.93 crore, closely followed by Garima Bikas Bank with earnings of Rs. 38.67 crore. Conversely, Corporate Development Bank and Narayani Development Bank reported the lowest profits in the sector, with earnings of Rs. 1.09 Crores and Rs. 10.7 Lakhs, respectively. Notably, Saptakoshi, Salapa, and Excel Development Bank faced challenges as they experienced net losses during the same period.

  • Sarbottam Cement Reports 55.61% Dip in Q4 Net Profit, Unveils IPO Plans Amid Financial Update

    Sarbottam Cement Reports 55.61% Dip in Q4 Net Profit, Unveils IPO Plans Amid Financial Update


    Sarbottam Cement Limited has recently unveiled its financial performance for the fourth quarter of the fiscal year 2079/2080, revealing a significant 55.61% decline in net profit. The company’s net profit contracted from Rs. 46.76 crores in the corresponding quarter of the prior year to Rs. 20.75 crores in Q4, 2079/2080.

    Concurrently, the core business revenue, represented by sales revenue, witnessed a notable downturn of 31.74%, decreasing to Rs. 5.38 Arba from Rs. 7.88 Arba year-on-year. The other income of the company also experienced a substantial decline, dropping to Rs. 1.08 crores compared to the previous year’s figure of Rs. 8 crores. However, expenses for the same period exhibited a comparatively modest decrease of 9.27%.

    The company’s investment portfolio is reported at Rs. 55.6 crores. Sarbottam Cement’s paid-up capital remains steady at Rs. 4.05 Arba, with retained earnings totaling Rs. 3.45 Arba.

    In terms of financial metrics, the annualized earnings per share (EPS) for the company stand at Rs. 5.13, reflecting the per-share profitability, while the net worth per share is reported at Rs. 185.19.

    Moreover, Sarbottam Cement is currently in the process of issuing IPO shares through a book-building approach. The IPO entails the issuance of 60 lakh units of shares, constituting 12.9033% of the total issued capital amounting to Rs. 4.65 Arba. Notably, 40% (24 lakh units) of the IPO shares have been issued to the Qualified Institutional Investors (QII) from 6th – 10th Mangsir, 2080, while the remaining 60% (36 lakh units) will be made available to the general public, including employees, foreign migrant workers, mutual fund schemes, and project-affected local individuals.

  • Prabhu Capital’s mutual funds announce an increase in Net Asset Value (NAV) and net profit for the month of Mangsir

    Prabhu Capital’s mutual funds announce an increase in Net Asset Value (NAV) and net profit for the month of Mangsir


    “Prabhu Select Fund (PSF)” has released its Net Asset Value (NAV) report for Mangsir, showcasing an increase from Rs. 9.57 to Rs. 10.20 in the fiscal year 2080. This 7-year closed-end scheme, initially starting with a fund size of Rs. 1.25 Arba, has invested in listed shares, public issues, right shares, bonus shares, fixed deposits, and bonds/debentures. The scheme reports a net profit of Rs. 1.99 crores in Mangsir, rebounding from a loss of Rs. 5.87 crores in the previous month.

    Similarly, “Prabhu Smart Fund (PRSF),” a 10-year closed-end scheme with a fund size of Rs. 1 Arba, has published its NAV report for Mangsir. The NAV increased from Rs. 10.14 to Rs. 10.60. Investments in listed shares, public issues, right shares, bonus shares, fixed deposits, and bonds/debentures are noted for this scheme as well. PRSF reports a net profit of Rs. 72.90 Lakhs in Mangsir, recovering from a net loss of Rs. 3.92 Crores in the previous month.

  • Sunrise Capital’s Mutual Funds Report Declines in NAV for Kartik

    Sunrise Capital’s Mutual Funds Report Declines in NAV for Kartik


    Sunrise First Mutual Fund (SFMF) has disclosed its monthly Net Asset Value (NAV) report for Kartik, indicating a NAV of Rs. 10.62, a slight decrease from the previous month’s Rs. 10.70. The closed-end fund, with a 10-year maturity, began with Rs. 86 crores and has invested in listed shares, bonds, debentures, public issues, rights issues, bonus shares, and fixed deposits. SFMF’s bank balance is reported at Rs. 8.37 crores, and it recorded a net loss of Rs. 95.26 lakhs in Kartik, compared to a net loss of Rs. 27.24 lakhs in the previous month.

    Similarly, Sunrise Focused Equity Fund (SFEF), another closed-end fund with a 10-year maturity, shared its monthly NAV report for Kartik, revealing a NAV of Rs. 9.63, slightly lower than the previous month’s Rs. 9.65. With a fund size of Rs. 1 Arba, SFEF invested in listed shares, public issues, and fixed deposits. The fund’s bank balance is reported at Rs. 21.54 crores, and it incurred a net loss of Rs. 5.10 crores in Kartik, compared to Rs. 4.81 crores in the previous month.

    Sunrise Capital Limited also released the NAV report for “Sunrise Bluechip Fund (SBCF),” which commenced with a fund size of Rs. 1.25 Arba. SBCF reported a NAV of Rs. 9.26 for Kartik, slightly down from the previous month’s Rs. 9.33. The fund invested in listed shares, debentures, public issues, and fixed deposits, with a bank balance of Rs. 14.13 crores. SBCF recorded a net loss of Rs. 20.79 crores in Kartik, compared to Rs. 19.90 crores in the previous month.

     

  • Citizen Life Insurance Company’s Q1 Net Profit Rises 1.60%, Maintains Strong Financial Position

    Citizen Life Insurance Company’s Q1 Net Profit Rises 1.60%, Maintains Strong Financial Position


    In its recent disclosure of first-quarter financial results for the fiscal year 2080/2081, Citizen Life Insurance Company Limited (CLI) has reported a modest performance, revealing a 1.60% increase in net profit compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous year. The company’s net profit rose from Rs. 7.03 crores to Rs. 7.14 crores in the reported quarter.

    According to the unaudited report, Citizen Life maintains a robust financial position with a paid-up capital of Rs. 3.75 Arba and a share premium of Rs. 1.55 Arba. Additionally, the company holds Rs. 65.14 crore in retained earnings, Rs. 70.43 crore in other equity, and Rs. 14.5 crore in the contingent fund.

    The net premium of the company experienced a healthy uptick, marking a 3.46% increase to Rs. 1.42 Arba in FY 2080/81 compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Furthermore, Citizen Life generated Rs. 26.64 crores from income derived from investments, loans, and other financial headings.

    However, the company also reported an 11.10% increase in net claims, reaching Rs. 1.28 Arba in the first quarter of the fiscal year 2080/2081. The total number of policies held by the company stood at 207,261 as of the end of Q1.

    Key financial indicators include an annualized earnings per share (EPS) of Rs. 7.63 and a net worth per share of Rs. 181.41. The company’s stock traded at a P/E multiple of 52.33 times.

    Citizen Life recently issued 90,00,000 unit IPO shares at a premium price of Rs. 244 per share to the general public, with the subscription window open from the 15th to the 19th of Bhadra, 2080.

  • Unilever Nepal Limited Reports 62.21% Surge in Q1 Net Profit, Demonstrates Strong Financial Performance for FY 2080/81

    Unilever Nepal Limited Reports 62.21% Surge in Q1 Net Profit, Demonstrates Strong Financial Performance for FY 2080/81


    Unilever Nepal Limited (UNL) has disclosed its financial outcomes for the first quarter of the fiscal year 2080/81, showcasing an impressive 62.21% surge in net profit. The company reported a substantial growth, with net profit increasing from Rs. 34.06 Crores to Rs. 55.25 Crores in Q1 of FY 2080-81. Additionally, the revenue for the first quarter of FY 2080/81 demonstrated healthy growth, reaching Rs. 2.32 Arba, reflecting a growth rate of 3.75%.

    Despite the positive performance, the financial report highlights a decline of 31.78% in other incomes, which amounted to Rs. 2.79 Crores during the same period. The paid-up capital of UNL remained steady at Rs. 9.21 Crores, while retained earnings were reported at Rs. 4.82 Arba in Q1 of FY 2080-81. The financial health of the company is underscored by an annualized earnings per share (EPS) of Rs. 2,399.57 and a Net worth per share of Rs. 5,335. The PE ratio is noted at Rs. 15.

    The major financial highlights in the report encompass various aspects, including paid-up capital, other equity (retained earnings), property, plant and equipment, investment in fixed deposits, trade receivables, cash and cash equivalents, inventories, revenue from operation, other income, other expenses, and net profit. The annualized EPS reflects the company’s performance on a per-share basis, while the net worth per share indicates the financial strength on a per-share basis. The quarter-end P/E ratio is reported at 15.0.

    This comprehensive financial analysis provides insights into UNL’s robust financial performance for the first quarter of FY 2080/81, highlighting its growth in net profit and revenue, as well as notable figures related to equity, assets, and earnings per share.

  • Himalayan Distillery Limited Reports 51.24% Drop in Q1 Net Profit, Reveals Financial Performance for FY 2080/81

    Himalayan Distillery Limited Reports 51.24% Drop in Q1 Net Profit, Reveals Financial Performance for FY 2080/81


    In the recently released financial report for the first quarter of fiscal year 2080/81, Himalayan Distillery Limited (HDL) revealed a substantial 51.24% decline in net profit, dropping to Rs 10.51 crore from Rs 21.5 crore in the corresponding quarter of FY 2079/80. The company faced a notable downturn in revenue, experiencing a 29.70% decrease to Rs 97.18 crore in Q1 2080/81, compared to Rs 1.38 arba in the same quarter of FY 2079/80. Despite this challenging financial scenario, HDL saw a positive surge in other operating income, marking a 73.25% increase to Rs 59.11 lakhs from Rs 34.12 lakhs in the previous year.

    As outlined in the financial report, Himalayan Distillery’s share capital currently stands at Rs 2.42 Arba, with other equity amounting to Rs 1.03 Arba. Key financial metrics include an annualized Earnings Per Share (EPS) of Rs 17.32, reflecting the company’s performance on a per-share basis. However, the quarter-end Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio stands at 107.22 times. The net worth per share is reported at Rs 142.41.

    The report also provides a detailed breakdown of major financial highlights, showcasing changes in paid-up capital, other equity, property, plant and equipment, investment, trade receivables, revenue from operation, other income, administration expenses, selling and distribution expenses, and net profit. The annualized EPS is noteworthy, indicating the company’s earnings per share on an annual basis. The net worth per share has decreased to Rs 142.41, reflecting a 29.37% decline. The quarter-end P/E ratio is reported at 107.22.

    In terms of liquidity, the report highlights a liquidity ratio of 8.46. This comprehensive financial overview provides a detailed analysis of Himalayan Distillery Limited’s performance and financial health for the first quarter of the fiscal year 2080/81.