Tag: Shareholders

  • Pokhara Finance Limited Opts Not to Distribute Dividends for FY 2078/79

    Pokhara Finance Limited Opts Not to Distribute Dividends for FY 2078/79


    Pokhara Finance Limited (PFL) has announced its decision to refrain from distributing any dividends for the Fiscal Year 2078/79. The resolution was reached during the 526th Board Meeting held on Poush 5. Importantly, the Board of PFL has not put forth any proposals for cash dividends or bonus shares for the FY 2079/80.

    It is crucial to highlight that the implementation of this decision is subject to the approval of the financial statements by the regulatory authority, Nepal Rastra Bank, and confirmation at the upcoming Annual General Meeting of the company.

    As of the latest update, Pokhara Finance Limited’s Last Traded Price (LTP) stands at Rs. 373.10.

  • “Unilever Nepal Initiates Distribution of 1580% Cash Dividend to Shareholders’ Bank Accounts”

    “Unilever Nepal Initiates Distribution of 1580% Cash Dividend to Shareholders’ Bank Accounts”


    Unilever Nepal Limited (UNL) has initiated the distribution of a 1580% cash dividend directly to the bank accounts of its shareholders starting from Poush, 2080. The company strongly encourages its shareholders to undergo the dematerialization process for their shares.

    The 30th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Unilever Nepal for the fiscal year 2079/80 included the endorsement of the board’s proposal to provide a substantial 1580% cash dividend to its shareholders. In line with this decision, the same cash dividend is currently being distributed directly to the bank accounts of eligible shareholders.

    For shareholders who have yet to authenticate their bank accounts in their Demat accounts and those who haven’t completed the dematerialization of their shares, the cash dividend distribution will proceed only after they fulfill the necessary procedures. Additionally, investors who have obtained margin loans against Unilever Nepal shares are required to furnish a No Objection Letter or a Release Letter for the process.

  • Attention Shareholders: Nepal SBI Bank Calls for Collection of Unclaimed Dividends

    Attention Shareholders: Nepal SBI Bank Calls for Collection of Unclaimed Dividends


    Nepal SBI Bank Limited (SBI) has released a notification calling upon its shareholders to retrieve outstanding dividends that remain uncollected. The announcement highlights that certain investors have yet to claim dividends allocated during the fiscal year 2074/75. The dividend disbursement took place in the aforementioned fiscal year when the bank distributed cash dividends to its shareholders.

    To facilitate the retrieval process, the bank is urging shareholders who have not yet availed themselves of their dividend entitlements to visit Nepal SBI Merchant Banking, located in Thamel, within the next month. To complete the claim, investors are required to present valid identification or their share certificates along with proof of identity.

    As of the latest update, the Last Traded Price (LTP) for SBI stands at Rs. 322. This initiative aims to ensure that all shareholders receive their due dividends, emphasizing the importance of timely collection to those who may have overlooked or not yet claimed their share of the fiscal year 2074/75 dividend distribution.

  • NMB Bank (NMB) Announces No Dividend Distribution for Fiscal Year 2079/80

    NMB Bank (NMB) Announces No Dividend Distribution for Fiscal Year 2079/80


    NMB Bank Limited (NMB) has announced its decision to abstain from distributing dividends for the Fiscal Year 2079/80. The resolution was reached during the Board Meeting convened on Mangsir 13. It’s crucial to highlight that this decision is subject to the approval of the financial statements by the regulatory authority, Nepal Rastra Bank, and the subsequent Annual General Meeting of the company.

    The last recorded trading price of NMB is Rs 204.30. The bank’s decision to forgo dividends marks a notable development in its financial policies.

    Past Dividend History:

    In the context of the bank’s dividend distribution history, specific details regarding past dividends and the factors influencing the current decision were not provided in the available information. The focus of the announcement is on the decision for the fiscal year 2079/80 and the requisite approvals needed for its implementation.

  • Sanima Bank’s 19th AGM Approves 9% Bonus Share and 5.70% Cash Dividend

    Sanima Bank’s 19th AGM Approves 9% Bonus Share and 5.70% Cash Dividend


    Sanima Bank Limited has successfully concluded its 19th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on October 19, 2023. Mr. Tuk Prasad Poudel, serving as the Chairman, presided over the AGM during which several significant decisions were made. Notably, the AGM approved the distribution of a 9% bonus share and a 5.70% cash dividend to the bank’s shareholders.

    For the fiscal year 2079/80, Sanima Bank reported a net profit of NPR 2.61 billion, accompanied by total deposits and net loans and advances amounting to NPR 178.85 billion and NPR 149.87 billion, respectively. The bank’s total assets also reached NPR 215.64 billion. When compared to the previous fiscal year (2078/79), the bank witnessed substantial growth, with total deposits, loans and advances, and total assets increasing by 12.56%, 5.78%, and 12.02%, respectively.

    Furthermore, the bank’s prudential parameters, as of mid-July 2023, demonstrate its financial health. The non-performing loan ratio stands at 1.31%, while the capital fund to risk-weighted assets ratio is at a healthy 14.42%. The liquidity position of the bank is strong, with a liquidity ratio of 30.01%, and the credit to deposit ratio (monthly average) is reported at 79%. These parameters reflect the bank’s sound financial standing and its ability to manage risk and liquidity effectively.

  • Arun Kabeli Power Allots 100% Right Shares, Begins Refunds on Ashwin 24

    Arun Kabeli Power Allots 100% Right Shares, Begins Refunds on Ashwin 24


    Arun Kabeli Power Limited (AKPL) recently granted 1,65,37,288 units of right shares to its shareholders on 19th Ashwin. For those who did not receive these shares, the company will start refunding their money on 24th Ashwin, 2080.

    To raise funds, the hydropower company initiated a 100% right shares offering from 11th Bhadra to 31st Bhadra, 2080. They issued 1,85,52,105 units of right shares valued at Rs. 1.85 Arba to their existing shareholders. As a result of this right share allocation, the company’s paid-up capital will increase to Rs. 3.89 Arba.

     

  • Citizens Capital’s 17th AGM Approves 12% Cash Dividend

    Citizens Capital’s 17th AGM Approves 12% Cash Dividend


     

    Citizens Capital held its 17th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Ashoj 19, 2080, chaired by the company’s chairman.

    During the AGM, the shareholders approved a 12% cash dividend proposal, along with reviewing the financial reports for the fiscal year 2079-80, according to a media statement.

     

  • Multipurpose Finance Company Allocates 35% Right Shares, Begins Refunds for Non-Allottees on Ashwin 16

    Multipurpose Finance Company Allocates 35% Right Shares, Begins Refunds for Non-Allottees on Ashwin 16


    Multipurpose Finance Company Limited (MPFL) has recently allocated 15,82,000 units of right shares to its shareholders on the 12th of Ashwin. For those who didn’t receive these shares, the company will begin refunding their money starting on the 16th of Ashwin, 2080.

    This offering of 35% right shares by the finance company was open from the 10th to the 31st of Bhadra, 2080. These 15,82,000 units of right shares were issued to eligible shareholders at a par value of Rs. 100, utilizing funds from the paid-up capital, which was initially Rs. 45.20 Crores. Consequently, with the issuance of these right shares in a ratio of 1:0.35, the company’s paid-up capital will increase to Rs. 61.02 Crores.

     

  • Chhimek Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Urges Shareholders to Claim Outstanding Dividends

    Chhimek Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Urges Shareholders to Claim Outstanding Dividends


    Chhimek Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (CBBL) has recently issued a notice directed at its shareholders who have not yet received their rightful dividend payments. It has come to the company’s attention that even after a span of five years since the initial dividend distribution, some shareholders have not collected the dividends owed to them. To address this matter, CBBL is urging these investors to take action.

    To claim their outstanding dividends, shareholders who have not yet done so are required to present their share certificates and provide proof of their identity to the company’s share department. Additionally, they should submit copies of any necessary supporting documents. This procedure is essential for the shareholders to access their overdue dividend payments.

    Failing to comply with this request and neglecting to claim the dividends within the stipulated timeframe may result in legal consequences. In accordance with section 183 of the Companies Act, 2063, any uncollected dividends will be placed into the “Investor Protection Fund.” Therefore, it is in the best interest of the shareholders to promptly follow the outlined process and ensure they receive the dividends rightfully owed to them.

  • “NIC ASIA Bank Proposes 29% Bonus Shares and 1.5% Cash Dividend for Shareholders”

    “NIC ASIA Bank Proposes 29% Bonus Shares and 1.5% Cash Dividend for Shareholders”


    During its 629th board meeting convened on Bhadra 28, 2080, NIC ASIA Bank unveiled a proposition to grant its shareholders a dividend package consisting of 29% bonus shares and 1.5% cash dividend. This allocation of dividends is a reflection of the bank’s profits accrued in the previous fiscal year. The aggregate dividend sum totals Rs 3.53 arba and will be distributed to the shareholders subsequent to receiving approval from the Nepal Rastra Bank and upon the culmination of the bank’s forthcoming 26th Annual General Meeting (AGM), according to an official statement from the bank.

    As of now, NIC ASIA Bank boasts an extensive presence across the nation, encompassing 360 branches, 608 ATM outlets, 109 extension counters, and 61 branchless banking units, demonstrating its widespread reach in the financial sector.

  • “Urgent Notice: Nepal SBI Bank and Mahalaxmi Bikas Bank Call on Shareholders to Claim Pending Dividends”

    “Urgent Notice: Nepal SBI Bank and Mahalaxmi Bikas Bank Call on Shareholders to Claim Pending Dividends”


     

    Nepal SBI Bank Limited (SBI) and Mahalaxmi Bikas Bank Limited (MLBL), along with their former entities (Century Commercial Bank Limited, Arniko Development Bank Limited, Innovative Development Bank Limited, Alpin Finance Limited, Sagarmatha Finance, and Seti Finance Limited), have issued a notice to their respective shareholders regarding the retrieval of outstanding dividends that were approved in various general meetings.

    Despite a lapse of 5 years since the dividends were distributed, certain shareholders have yet to collect their entitled dividends from the banks. Shareholders who haven’t availed their dividends are required to submit their share certificates and valid identification to the share department of the respective company. This submission, accompanied by necessary document copies, is necessary to claim their outstanding dividends.

  • “Shareholders Urged to Claim Due Dividend by Nepal SBI Bank and Prabhu Bank”

    “Shareholders Urged to Claim Due Dividend by Nepal SBI Bank and Prabhu Bank”


     

    Nepal SBI Bank Limited (SBI) and Prabhu Bank Limited (MLBL), along with several former banks (Century Commercial Bank Limited, Arniko Development Bank Limited, Innovative Development Bank Limited, Alpine Finance Limited, Sagarmatha Finance, and Seti Finance Limited), have issued notices to their respective shareholders. The notices are aimed at facilitating the collection of outstanding dividends that were approved in various general meetings.

    Despite the passage of five years since the dividends were distributed, some shareholders have not yet claimed their entitled dividends from the banks. Shareholders who fall into this category are advised to visit the companies’ share departments. To claim their due dividends, they will need to provide their share certificate, proof of identity, and copies of necessary documents. This process ensures that all eligible shareholders can access the dividends they are owed.