Kathmandu. India’s Muthoot Finance, which came from the investment summit, is going to exit Nabil Bank.

Muthoot Finance limited has sold 1.198 million units of shares in Nabil Bank. Finance, which is the founder shareholder of the bank, said it will sell 1,198,531 units of its founder’s shares.

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has issued a unified directive. Direction. According to the bank, the shares will be sold as per the provision of giving priority to the existing founding shareholders of the bank to buy these shares pursuant to 10/081.

Issuing a notice today, the bank has asked the interested and eligible existing founding shareholders to submit a confidential envelope sealed application within 35 days from the date of publication of the notice by opening the price they want to take to the office of the Company Secretary at the Bank’s Central Office, Kathmandu. If the existing founding shareholders do not buy the shares, they will sell them to other individuals and companies.