Kathmandu, Dec. 22
Nepal
Investment Bank Limited (NIBL) has decided to distribute 11 per cent dividend
(4 per cent bonus shares and 7 per cent cash dividend) to its shareholders from
the profits it made in the fiscal year 2021/22.
The 36th
Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the bank for the last fiscal held Thursday in
Kathmandu ratified the decision of the board of the company.
Last
year, NIBL earned an operating profit of Rs. 6.28 billion, and net profit stood
at Rs. 3.79 billion with the paid-up capital to reach Rs. 19.03 billion after the
distribution of bonus shares.
The bank's deposits increased to Rs.
186.76 billion last year from Rs. 179.40 billion a year earlier. Similarly, the
total lending has reached Rs. 164.82 billion compared to Rs. 161.91 billion in
the previous year.
The AGM of the bank approved the
merger with Mega Bank Nepal Ltd. Both the banks will start joint operations as
a merged entity very soon, said NIBL in a statement.
NIBL has been catering services to
its customer from 88 branches, 131 ATMs, 23 Extension Counters, 10 Revenue Collection
Counters and 59 Branchless Banking Counters.
ICRA Nepal (International Credit Rating Agency- Nepal) has given the
bank a credit rating of 'A'.
Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 23 December 2022.
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