Friday, October 4, 2013

Chimile gives 295 % cash and 100 % bonus shares; expect higher dividends with 4 projects in pipeline

Chilime Hydropower Company Limited has distributed a mindblowing 295percent cash dividend and 100 percent bonus share to the shareholders from the net profit it made over the past decade.

The 17th Annual General Meeting of the hydropower developer held in the capital yesterday also decided to distribute 30 percent bonus share and 10 percent cash to the shareholders from the net profit it earned in the last fiscal year of 2069/70.

Metro Development Bank offers 16 % bonus share

Metro Development Bank has pledged 16 percent bonus shares to its shareholders from the net profit it earned in the last fiscal year.

A meeting of the development bank’s Board of Directors took the decision to this effect.

Monday, September 30, 2013

IPO shares - Overview of Naya Nepal Laghubitta Bikash Bank Limited (NNLBBL)

Dhulikhel based Naya Nepal Laghubitta Bikash Bank Limited (NNLBBL) is issuing IPO from 3rd October 2013 till 7th October 2013. NLBBL a D class micro finance company which is licensed to operate in 10 districts of mid and eastern region of the country. It is issuing 60,000 units of share worth Rs.6,000,000 for the ordinary public -including 1,200 units for the staffs of the company and 3,000 units for the mutual funds. However, no mutual funds have applied for the shares. An investor can apply for minimum 50 units and maximum for 5,000 units.

RMDC shares trading starts from next week on NEPSE

Rural Micro Finance Corporation (RMDC) today has signed an agreement with Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) for listing of its 5.2 million units share. As per the NEPSE rule, investors are able to trade RMDC share only after 7 days of agreement.

More hydro power companies to enter capital market

http://www.motherearthnews.com/~/media/Images/MEN/Editorial/Articles/Online%20Articles/2011/04-01/Clean%20Electricity%20Potential%20at%20Existing%20Dam%20Facilities/hydropower_dam_Fotolia1.jpgWith the number of financial institutions going public waning, primary investors will see more hydropower companies entering stock market.

More hydropower firms are seeking to issue shares to public to raise capital, while the public is also taking into these shares for its lucrative returns and handsome dividends.