Kathmandu. Today is the last day to secure dividends of four companies listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE). Nepal Infrastructure Bank (NIFRA), Nabil Bank, Garima Bikas Bank and Reliance Spinning Mills will close the book on September 30 for the purpose of AGM and dividend distribution. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Therefore, the investors who are trading the shares till September 29 will get the proposed dividend of these companies. Among these, Garima Bikas Bank has proposed the highest total dividend of 20 percent. The bank has proposed to give 10 percent bonus shares and 10 percent cash dividend. Based on the current paid-up capital, both bonus and cash will be about Rs 60.21 crore. The proposed dividend will be distributed after the approval of Nepal Rastra Bank and approval by the general meeting. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Nabil Bank has proposed a total dividend of 15.80 per cent. This includes 5 per cent bonus shares and 10.80 per cent cash dividend. It has proposed to distribute more than Rs 1.35 billion in bonus and Rs 2.92 billion in cash. The 42nd Annual General Meeting of the bank will be held on October 7.<\/p>\n
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Reliance Spinning Mills has proposed a cash dividend of 30 per cent. It has been proposed to distribute a cash dividend of about Rs 57 crore, equal to 30 per cent of the current paid-up capital of the company. The 32nd Annual General Meeting of the company will also be held on October 6.<\/p>\n
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Similarly, Nepal Infrastructure Bank (NIFRA) has proposed a cash dividend of 5.263 per cent. The bank has proposed a cash dividend of Rs 1.13 billion based on its paid-up capital of Rs 21.60 billion. The general meeting of the bank will be held on October 9.<\/p>\n
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On a percentage basis, Reliance Spinning Mills has proposed a 30 per cent cash dividend. It is followed by Garima Development Bank (20 per cent), Nabil Bank (15.80 per cent) and Nifra (5.2632 per cent). But the composition of these dividends is different \u2014 Reliance and Nifra have offered cash dividends, while Garima Bikas Bank and Nabil Bank have offered cash dividends along with bonus shares.<\/p>\n
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According to this, only the investors who have purchased the shares on September 29 i.e. till date will be eligible for the proposed dividend of the concerned company and the right to participate in the AGM. The shares purchased after the book closes on September 29 will not be entitled to the proposed dividend this time.<\/p>\n
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