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We have detailed information on the Comparison of Ghorahi Cement & Shivam Cement. These are the two biggest cement manufacturing companies in Nepal. Short Introduction of Companies Ghorahi Cement Ghorahi Cement Ltd is a subsidiary company of Triveni Group which was established in the year 2009. The manufacturing site is located in the largest valley in Asia, Ghorahi, Dang, Nepal. It has 3 mines with 30 years of licensing for extracting raw materials for manufacturing cement. Shivam Cement Shivam Cement Ltd (SHIVAM) was established in 2003 but started production in 2011. It is currently producing 3000 TPD cement and 1900 TPD clinker from the company’s self-owned limestone. The company was converted into a public Ltd company in 2015 and distributed its holding to the general public as well through an IPO. The corporate office of the company is located at Siddhartha Insurance Bhawan, 2nd Floor, Anamnagar, Kathmandu, Nepal. Comparison of Ghorahi Cement & Shivam Cement Following is ...

From the profits of the last financial year, the microfinance companies have started declaring dividends. A total of 58 microfinance companies are listed in the secondary market so far, and 33 companies have already declared dividends this financial year. Compared to other groups of companies, the dividend of microfinance has been found to be significant. Microfinance companies have declared dividends up to 76 percent. Jalpa Community Microfinance has declared the highest dividend of 76.8 percent including 73 percent share bonus and 3.8 percent cash. Similarly, Upakar Laghubitta has declared a total of 65 percent dividend with 61.75 percent bonus and 3.25 percent cash. Mahila Laghubitta has announced 50% dividend with 47.5% bonus and 2.5% cash. The books of these three companies have not been closed. In other words, those who currently buy shares will also get the dividend of this company. The books of 9 companies that declared dividends have been closed. Those who buy shares of the...

We have highlighted Comparison of RMDC and JBLB. Comparison of RMDC and JBLB Following is the short introduction of the company RMDC Laghubitta RMDC Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (RMDC) is a national level microfinance company in Nepal. The company started its operation from January 2000. The shareholding of the company of Promoter holding, and public holding is 70%: 30%. Similarly, the head office of the company is located at Kohalpur, Banke. Jeevan Bikas Laghubitta Jeevan Bikas Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (JBLB) is a “D” class microfinance company in Nepal. The main promoter of the company is Jeevan Bikas Samaj. Similarly, the company’s main objective is to make ” Poverty Free Nepal “. Comparison of RMDC and JBLB   Following is the financial highlights of RMDC and JBLB Note: All the data are taken from respective companies.

Prime Commercial Bank and Agricultural Development Bank are both leading commercial in Nepal. Comparison of Prime Commercial Bank and Agricultural Development Bank. Following is a short introduction to the banks Prime Commercial Bank Prime Commercial Bank Limited (PCBL) is a commercial bank that was incorporated in 2007. The corporate office of the bank is located at Kamal Pokhari, Kathmandu. The bank’s share is listed in Nepse and actively traded. Agricultural Development Bank Agricultural Development Bank Limited (ADBL) is a leading commercial bank in Nepal.  It is mostly owned by the Government of Nepal. The Shareholding of the bank is divided from 51% to 49%. The Government holds 51% and the remaining 49% is held by the general public. The bank is serving for 53+ years and has more than 1.2 million happy customers. Comparison of Prime Commercial Bank and Agricultural Development Bank Following are the financial highlights of Banks: Note: All the data are taken from the financial st...

We have done a Comparison of NIC Asia Bank & Siddhartha Bank. Both are quality commercial banks in Nepal. Following is a brief introduction to the companies: NIC Asia Bank NIC Asia Bank Limited (NICA) is a leading commercial bank in Nepal. It was established on 21st July 1998. The company has 359 branches, 102 extension branches, 81 branchless banking, and 473 ATMs. The Head Office of the company is located at the trade tower, Thapathali, Kathmandu. Siddhartha Bank  Siddhartha Bank Limited (SBL) is also a blue-chip company listed in NEPSE. The corporate office of the bank is located in Hattosar, Kamadi, Kathmandu. In 2002, the bank was introduced in the Nepse banking market. Comparison of NIC Asia Bank & Siddhartha Bank Following are the financial highlights of the companies. Note: All the data are taken from the financial statement of the respective companies. These data are present for education purposes.

We have done a comparison of Global IME Bank Limited (GBIME) and Prime Commercial Bank Limited (PCBL). These are analyses and Comparisons of GBIME and PCBL Banks.   We have highlighted important aspects such as reserve, EPS, the Net worth per share, deposits from the customer, Loans and advances to the customers, Net interest income, and many more on the basis of the fourth quarter report of 2078/79. GBIME Bank It is the biggest bank in Nepal in terms of paid-up capital. Paid up capital of the Bank is 23.79 arba. Recently it merged with Janta Bank Limited. The Reserve and surplus of the company are Rs.11.59 Arba. PCBL Bank It is the A-class bank of Nepal with huge paid-up paid. it was incorporated in September 2007. The bank’s share is listed in NEPSE.  The paid-up capital of the company is Rs. 18.65 Arba with a reserve and surplus of Rs. 7.71 Arba. Comparison of GBIME and PCBL Following is the comparison of companies   Note: All the data are taken from the financial statement of the r...

Global IME Bank Limited and NIC ASIA Bank Limited are both blue-chip companies in Nepal. Comparison of Global IME Bank and NIC Asia Bank. Following is the short Introduction to the Banks Global IME Bank  Global IME Bank Limited (GBIME) is the biggest bank in Nepal in terms of Capital. Its head office is located at Kamaladi, Kathmandu. The paid-up capital of the bank is Rs. 23.79 arba. Similarly, As per the 1st quarter report of FY 2079/80, the net profit is Rs. 1.18 arba.  NIC Asia Bank NIC Asia Bank Limited (NICA) is also a commercial bank. It was established in 1998. Head-office of the bank is located at Trade Tower, thapathali, Kathmandu. The paid-up capital of the company is Rs. 11.56 arba. Comparison of Global IME Bank and NIC Asia Bank Following are the financial highlights Note: All the data are taken from the financial statement of FY 2079/80. Gloabl IME bank and NIC Asia Bank are both among the largest commercial bank in the country. They are doing exceptionally good business ...

Both Nabil Bank and NMB Bank Limited are two leading commercial banks in Nepal. Comparison of Nabil Bank and NMB Bank. They are among the largest commercial banks in Nepal. Following is a short introduction to both Bank Nabil Bank Limited  Nabil Bank Limited is a leading commercial bank in Nepal. It first foreign-invested company in Nepal. The head office is located at Beena Marga, Kathmandu.  The paid-up capital of the bank is Rs. 22.83 arba. NMB Bank Limited NMB Bank is an “A” class commercial bank. It was established in May 2008. The bank is awarded bank of the Year several times in Nepal. The paid-up capital of the bank is Rs. 18.36 arba. Comparison of Nabil Bank and NMB Bank Following are the financial highlights of the banks Note: All the data are taken from the first quarter report of FY 2079/80. Use these data for educational purposes.

We have done a Comparison of Nabil Bank and Global IME Bank. These are the successful commercial bank in Nepal. Following is a brief introduction to Banks Nabil Bank  Nabil Bank Limited (Nabil) is a leading commercial bank in Nepal. Bank was established in 1984 A.D.  Corporate office of the company is located at Beena Marga, Kathmandu. Global IME Bank Global IME Bank is another one of the best commercial banks. Bank was formed after the merger of a different finance company in 2012. Bank was established in Kamaladi, Kathmandu. Comparison of Nabil Bank and Global IME Bank Following are the financial highlights of the respective companies: Note: All the data are taken from the first quarter report of FY 2079/80.

We have done a Comparison of Nepal Bank (NBL) and Siddhartha Bank Limited (SBL). We have done a brief introduction of NBL and SBL Nepal Bank Nepal Bank Limited (NBL) is more than half the government-owned bank of Nepal. It is listed in NEPSE (Nepal Stock Exchange). It is the first bank of Nepal which was incorporated in 1994 B.S. The corporate office of the bank is located in Dharmapath, Kathmandu, Nepal. Dividend History of Nepal Bank: CLICK HERE Siddhartha Bank Siddhartha Bank Limited is one of the leading commercial banks in Nepal. The bank was established in 2002 A.D. The head office of the company is located in Hattisar, Kamaladi, Kathmandu. The share contribution of the companies from the promoter and general investors is 51% and 49% respectively. Comparison of Nepal Bank (NBL) and Siddhartha Bank Limited (SBL) Following are the financial highlights of both banks. Both are blue-chip companies in Nepal. Nepal Bank Ltd is the oldest bank in Nepal. Note: All the data are taken from ...

Nabil Bank Limited (NABIL) and NIC Asia Bank Limited (NICA) both are shareholder-desired scripts listed on Nepal Stock Exchange. Comparison of NABIL and NIC Asia banks They are strong in terms of earning as well as building the brand in the market. The Share capital of NABIL is Rs. 22.83 arba and Rs. 11.56 arba of NICA. In terms of reserve and surplus, NABIL bank has Rs. 27.54 Arba and NIC Asia Bank have Rs. 11.28 Arba. They have collected a huge amount from Customers. NIC Asia Bank has collected Rs. 307 Arba and Nabil Bank has collected Rs. 333 Arba. Similarly, loans and advances of the NIC Asia and Nabil Bank are Rs. 280 arba and 305 Arba respectively. In this Quarter, NICA earned more net interest income which is Rs. 3.41  arba where as NABIL earned Rs. 3.69  arba . The book value of the NABIL and NICA is Rs. 233.28 and Rs. 231.63 respectively. Similarly, the non-performing loan of Nabil Bank is 2.33% and NIC Asia Bank is 0.59%. Comparison of NABIL and NIC Asia banks Following are ...

NMB Bank and Agricultural Development Bank are both successful operating banks in Nepal. Comparison of NMB bank and Agricultural Development Bank. Following is the introduction to banks NMB Bank NMB bank Limited (NMB) is a public limited commercial bank. Its corporate office is located at NMB Bhawan, Akhiyaar Marga, Kathmandu. It was awarded – Bank of the year 2017, Bank of the year 2018, Bank of the year 2022, and bank of the year 2021. Agricultural Development Bank  Agricultural Development Bank Limited (ADBL) is a highly government-owned bank in Nepal. The Government of Nepal holds 51% of the bank’s stake and the remaining 49% is distributed among the general public. The corporate office of the bank is located at Ramshahpath, Kathmandu. The slogan of the bank is ” Prosperous Nepal, Happy Nepali”. Comparison of NMB bank and Agricultural Development Bank Following are the financial highlights of banks: Note: All the data are taken from the financial statement of FY 2079/80. Please use...

We will know the Opening Range of Asian Hydropower Limited. About Company Asian Hydropower Limited is issuing its share to locals, Nepalese foreign employees, and general people. The project is located in Ilam District. The company was established in 2016 as a private company and later converted into a public company in 2019. It has a 6.2 MW capacity for producing electricity. NMB Capital Limited is the issue manager of the company. Opening Range of Asian Hydropower Limited The opening range of the company depends upon the book value of the latest audited financial statement. So, the book Value of the company is Rs. 99.60. Hence, the opening range of the company is Rs. 99.60 to Rs. 298.8. About IPO The company is issuing 3,40,000 to local people affected by the project and 84,000 units to those working in a foreign land. Other Important Links: 1. EPS of Microfinance company: CLICK HERE 2. Top 10 microfinance companies: CLICK HERE 3. EPS of Commercial Bank: CLICK HERE 4. Top 10 commerci...

National Life Insurance Company (NLICL) has distributed a total of 320.229 percent dividends to its shareholders in 12 years. Looking at the company’s 12-year dividend history, it seems that bonus shares are preferred over cash dividends. The company has distributed a total of 276 percent bonus shares in a period of 12 years, while a total of 44.229 percent cash dividends have been distributed. The company is going to distribute a total of 15.789 percent dividends to its shareholders for the financial year 2077/78. It has announced the distribution of 15 percent bonus shares and 0.789 percent has decided to distribute cash dividends for tax purposes. The company called the AGM on 16th Kartik to pass the dividend. Those who buy shares till Mansir 7th will get 15% bonus shares of National Life For this company’s proposed 2077/78 dividend distribution purpose, the book will be closed on the 8th of November, so the permanent shareholders who have traded in NEPSE till the 7...

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  Jeevan Bikas Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited , a national level “D” class financial institution, has been providing financial services since February 28, 2019. JBLB is offering products and services like insurance, non-insurance, micro-finance loan, micro-insurance, and other banking services like deposit, remittance, demand draft, saving account, mobile banking, NEFT, and RTGS, etc. For more information, visit the official website of JBLB –  At present, it is providing financial services through a total of 159 branches including 90 in Province 1, 48 in Madhesh Province, and 21 in Bagmati Province. Table Of Contents  Mission Statement of Jeevan Bikas Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited The Company is engaged in profitable, competitive, and socially useful business for the larger benefit of the community. The business of the company is to develop and operate the rural financial markets of Nepal by providing a wide range of financial servi...

  “When you believe that you don’t know what is going to happen next, what exactly are you expecting from the market? If you said “I don’t know,” you are absolutely right. If you believe that something will happen and that you don’t need to know exactly what that something is to make money, then where is the potential to define and interpret market information as threatening and painful? If you said “There is none,” you are absolutely right again. Here is one more example of how beliefs demand expression. Let’s look at a situation where a child’s first encounter with a dog was a very positive experience. As a result, he has absolutely no problem interacting with dogs (any dog for that matter), because he has not encountered one that’s unfriendly. Therefore, he has no concept (an energized belief) that it is possible for a dog to inflict any damage or cause him to experience pain. As he learns to associate words with his memories, he will probably acquire a belief along the li...