Kathmandu. Narayani Development Bank, which has been in loss for the last four years, is going to issue right shares from September 1. The bank is issuing the right shares with the objective of maintaining the adequacy of the capital fund.
The bank has been in net loss for the last four years. The bank has also started issuing right shares to extend loans to various sectors designated by the Rastra Bank. The bank aims to expand two branches with the money received from the sale of right shares.
The bank has said that it will expand two branches for Rs 9 million from the money raised from the right shares to operate the
branch. Similarly, the bank aims to increase investment in physical infrastructure (investment in securities, investment in government bonds, investment in mutual funds) by issuing right shares. The bank said it will invest Rs 25.34 billion in securities, government bonds and mutual funds.
TAG_OPEN_div_61 Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is issuing the right to maintain the minimum paid-up capital and capital adequacy prescribed for this financial institution as per the directive of 2081-11-20 and the directive of 2087-04-21.
Similarly, the TAG_OPEN_div_59 company is issuing rights shares worth Rs 262.467 million with the existing paid-up capital as approved by the special general meeting held on 2079-03-08. The bank has decided to increase the paid-up capital by issuing 2,624,676 units of rights shares at the rate of Rs 100 per share and the minimum paid-up capital fixed for the company is Rs 524.935 million.
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