Kumari Bank Limited Invites Sealed Applications for Purchase of Closed Branch Assets
10th July 2026, Kathmandu
Kumari Bank Limited has officially published a public tender notice inviting interested individuals, corporate firms, and institutional buyers to purchase leasehold assets.
KBL Invites Sealed Applications
The available items belong to several commercial branch offices that have been shuttered following the bank’s extensive network optimization, branch consolidation, and system integration process.
The strategic branch reorganization initiative was introduced to eliminate overlapping coverage zones and minimize duplicate operational costs following past commercial banking mergers.
The auction process provides an open window for regional entrepreneurs and local business houses to source verified commercial grade furniture, security materials, and office machines at competitive rates.
Classification of Available Operational Inventory Items
According to the official liquidation notice published by the banking management, the items open for public acquisition include a wide variety of functional assets.
The structural assets located at the consolidated bank properties will be sold strictly on an as-is where-is basis, meaning the purchaser accepts the property in its current state with all faults.
The available asset categories are broken down into several operational divisions:
- Office furniture: This block contains executive desks, rolling office chairs, customer lounge benches, document storage lockers, and partitions.
- Fixtures and interiors: The available lots include standard aluminum panels, safety glass doors, modular workstations, lighting units, and overhead decorations.
- Electronic equipment: The technical packages feature desktop computer units, local server cages, air conditioning units, and security cameras.
Strict Bidding Timelines and Documentation Delivery Targets
The bank has structured an open bidding window to allow public buyers to inspect the assets and file their financial offers.
Interested individuals, private trading firms, joint stock companies, licensed financial institutions, insurance companies, and local cooperatives must submit their proposals within seven days from the public date of the notice.
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The official bidding paperwork must be prepared as a sealed quotation package to preserve financial confidentiality.
Applicants can deliver their completed document folders directly to the bank’s central General Administration Department located in Tangal, Kathmandu, or to the specific branch management contacts noted in the official catalog.
The executive evaluation board clarified that the commercial institution reserves the absolute internal right to accept or reject any submitted proposal.
The final decision remains subject to internal pricing assessments, and the bank does not owe any public explanation to unsuccessful applicants regarding rejected bidding packages.
Inventory Locations Across National and Regional Desks
The surplus assets are currently housed at eight distinct branch properties spread across both capital networks and regional hubs.
Prospective buyers can coordinate with the local branch representatives to gain physical entry to the bank warehouses for material inspection during standard working hours.
The specific properties included in the centralized asset liquidation scheme are:
- Surkhet Birendranagar Branch, Surkhet Province Location
- Kuleshwor Branch, Kathmandu District Location
- Ramhiti Branch, Kathmandu District Location
- Ratopul Branch, Kathmandu District Location
- Koteshwor Branch, Kathmandu District Location
- Panipokhari Branch, Kathmandu District Location
- Tahachal Branch, Kathmandu District Location
- Samakhushi Branch, Kathmandu District Location
Interested participants are advised to contact the centralized telephone desks or send communications to the digital customer support channels maintained by the bank to access complete asset inventory manifests, floor maps, and minimum base value guidelines.
Kumari Bank Limited operates as one of the largest private sector commercial banks in Nepal, maintaining a paid-up capital foundation that exceeds twenty-six billion rupees.
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