5th November 2024, Kathmandu
Global IME Bank has good news for its shareholders! The bank has announced a 5.5% bonus dividend on their existing shares. This decision was made by the bank’s board of directors and will be finalized at the upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM).
Global IME Dividend Key Book Closure
Key Dates to Remember:
- AGM: Mangsir 27 (December 12th) at 10:00 AM, Nepal Pragya Pratisthan, Kathmandu.
- Book Closure: Mangsir 9 (November 24th).
Only shareholders registered before Mangsir 8 (November 23rd) will be eligible for the bonus shares.
This bonus dividend shows Global IME Bank’s commitment to sharing its success with its investors. By providing a bonus dividend, the bank aims to strengthen investor trust and reward their continued support.
To stay updated and for more information, shareholders can contact Global IME Bank’s customer service or visit their website.
For more: Global IME Dividend Key Book Closure
About Global IME Bank
Global IME Bank Ltd. (GIBL) was formed in 2012 through the successful merger of several financial institutions, including Global Bank Ltd., IME Financial Institution, and Lord Buddha Finance Ltd.
This consolidation was further strengthened by subsequent mergers with other banks and financial institutions, establishing GIBL as the largest bank in Nepal. With a paid-up capital of NPR 36.1287 billion, GIBL is publicly traded and aims to be “The Bank for All” by delivering exceptional banking services.
Utilizing the renowned FINACLE software, GIBL provides real-time access to customer data and employs a Management Information System for informed decision-making.
The bank’s diverse portfolio includes investments in sectors such as hydropower, manufacturing, and agriculture, demonstrating its commitment to national interests.
GIBL has garnered multiple accolades, including “Bank of the Year 2014” and “Nepal’s Best Bank” in 2022, reflecting its exemplary performance.
The bank operates 354 branches and 384 ATMs across Nepal, enhancing its accessibility. Additionally, GIBL facilitates significant remittance inflows, accounting for 21.1% of total remittances in FY 2079/80, showcasing its vital role in the country’s economic growth and financial stability.
