Kathmandu. Durga Prasain’s BNC Medical College has earned more than Rs 58 crore in a year.  The hospital, which had taken a loan of Rs 3.46 billion till 2024, has added a loan of Rs 578.4 million by 2025.

As of 2025, the college has taken loans worth Rs 4.04 billion. The company has taken a long-term loan of Rs 3.94 billion and a short-term loan of Rs 100 million.

KATHMANDU: Care Rating Nepal Limited has reaffirmed the long-term loan facility of B&C Medical College Teaching Hospital and Research Centre Pvt. Ltd. as ‘Care-NP B Plus’ rating. In addition, the short-term loan of the institution has been kept in the ‘Care-NP A Four’ rating.

The company’s long-term rating of ‘CARE-NP B Plus’ indicates poor to moderate repayment capacity. Although the company currently has the ability to repay the loan, it has indicated that if there is a business or financial problem, the ability to repay the loan may be strained. The short-term rating “CARE-NPa-Four” indicates that the company’s short÷term debt repayment capacity is moderatesatisfactory.

In the last fiscal year, BNC Medical College had a business of Rs 1.39 billion. This is 44 percent more than the fiscal year 2024. The company earned Rs 81.50 crore in fiscal year 2023 and Rs 96.30 crore in 2024.

Established in 2011, the hospital has been providing various health related services. According to the college, the business has increased due to the increase in the number of direct and indirect patients in the last fiscal year. Also, the business of the medical college is significant. In the last fiscal year, BNC’s profit margin was 23 percent, which was 26.69 percent in 2024.

Similarly, the hospital has done business of Rs 70.80 crore in the first six months of the current fiscal year. Although the business has grown, the company’s ability to repay its debt is very weak.