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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...

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...

  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...

The National Life Insurance Company Limited (NLCIL)  (formerly known as National life & General Insurance Co.Ltd.) offers high-quality insurance and financial services through its subsidiary companies. Established in Nepal in 1988 under the Nepal Company Act 1964 and the insurance Act 1968 of Nepal with the prime objective to meet the growing insurance requirements of the country. NLCIL was the first life insurance company in the country with an authorized capital of NPR 17 million and paid-up capital of NPR 2 million. It started operations on May 1, 1955, and has been growing steadily since then. It has been registered on Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE). Table Of Contents Key Highlights National Life Insurance Company Limited (NLICL), one of the oldest life insurance companies in Nepal, started to pay dividends from FY2009/10. Dividends increased by 86.16% YOY (Year-over-year) and 134.31% QOQ basis for 5 years period FY2010/11-FY2014/15. Dividends were up 40.68% YOY ...

Himalayan Distillery Limited (HDL) was established on July 24, 1985 A.D. as a Private Company, registered under the Company Act 2021. Later on, on March 11, 2000, it was converted to a Public Limited Company. Himalayan Distillery has over 11.76 million liters of annual production capacity. The promoter’s shareholders hold about 62 percent of the total shares and the general public holds 38 percent ownership in the company. HDL has started distributing dividends to the shareholders since the fiscal year 2070/2071. The table below shows the dividend history of Himalayan Distillery Limited ( HDL) . Dividend History Of Himalayan Distillery Limited (HDL) Fiscal year Cash Dividend (%) Bonus Share (%) Total Dividend (%) 2070/71 10.52 0 10.52 2071/72 20 0 20 2072/73 0 20 2073/74 21.05 0 21.05 2074/75 68.42 0 68.42 2075/76 52.63 50 102.63 2076/77 50 50 100 2077/78 25 75 100 2078/79 10 60 70 In this post, you will know all the dividend history of the Himalayan distillery ( HDL). If you have...

  Chhimek Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (CBBL) is a leading microfinance institution in Nepal.  CBBL is one of the best microfinance of Nepal. It is a national-level microfinance licensed by Nepal Rastra Bank . The major shareholders of Chhimek Laghubitta (CBBL)  Nabil Bank Ltd (11.98%) Bank of Kathmandu Ltd (9.98%) Himalayan Bank Ltd. (11.98%) Neighbourhood Society Service Centre (12%) Individual promoter shareholders (18.71%) Public Shareholders (35.35%) Chhimek Laghubitta (CBBL) has provided attractive dividends to the shareholders over the years. Since the fiscal year 2065/66, CBBL has distributed dividends ranging from 25 percent to 52.7 percent. The table below presents the dividend history of Chhimek Laghubitta since the fiscal year 2065/66. Dividend History Of Chhimek Laghubitta (CBBL) Fiscal Year Cash Dividend (%) Bonus Share (%) Total Dividend (%) 2065/66 10 23.53 33.53 2066/67 2.63 50 52.63 2067/68 25 0 25 2068/69 17.11 25 42.11 2069/70 15 33.23 48.23 2070/71 10...