NMB Bank 30th AGM Dividend Approval and Financial Summary
9th January 2026, Kathmandu
NMB Bank 30th AGM Dividend Approval has officially been concluded as the bank celebrated three decades of banking excellence in Nepal. The 30th Annual General Meeting was held on Poush 24, 2082 at the Tribhuvan Army Officers Club in Kathmandu. Presided over by the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Manoj Kumar Goyal, the assembly brought together a significant number of shareholders, management officials, and regulatory representatives to discuss the bank’s performance and future roadmap.
NMB Bank 30th AGM
The meeting served as a crucial platform for the bank to showcase its resilience in a fluctuating economy and to reaffirm its commitment to sustainable banking. Shareholders actively participated in the discussions, providing constructive feedback on the bank’s operational strategies and its prominent role in the Nepalese financial landscape. The successful conclusion of this AGM marks a milestone for NMB Bank as it enters its fourth decade of operations with a strengthened capital base and a clear vision for digital transformation.
NMB Bank 30th AGM Dividend Approval Details
The primary highlight of the meeting was the formal approval of the dividend distribution for the fiscal year 2081/82. Following the recommendations of the Board of Directors and the subsequent approval from Nepal Rastra Bank, the shareholders unanimously passed the proposal for a total dividend of 10 percent.
The approved dividend structure is as follows:
Bonus Shares: 5 percent of the current paid-up capital.
Cash Dividend: 5 percent (inclusive of the amount required for dividend tax purposes).
By distributing a balanced mix of bonus shares and cash, NMB Bank aims to reward its investors with immediate liquidity while simultaneously capitalizing its reserves to meet future regulatory requirements and business expansion needs. The bonus shares will be credited to the shareholders’ Demat accounts after completing the necessary listing procedures on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE).
Financial Performance for Fiscal Year 2081/82
During the assembly, Chairman Manoj Kumar Goyal presented the financial audit report, which highlighted the bank’s robust growth in key metrics. Despite the competitive pressure in the banking sector, NMB Bank managed to maintain a healthy balance sheet and consistent profitability.
Key Financial Statistics (as of Ashad end, 2082):
Net Profit: The bank earned a net profit of 2.85 billion rupees.
Total Deposits: Total deposit collection reached 283.65 billion rupees.
Total Loans and Advances: The bank successfully disbursed 243.3 billion rupees in loans, focusing on productive sectors and SME growth.
Capital Adequacy: The bank maintained a strong capital adequacy ratio, ensuring long-term financial stability and risk mitigation.
These figures indicate that NMB Bank continues to be one of the top tier commercial banks in Nepal, with a high degree of trust from depositors and a disciplined approach to credit management.
Expanding the Banking Horizon
NMB Bank has been a pioneer in “Value Based Banking” and “Green Banking” in Nepal. During the 30th AGM, the management emphasized that the bank is increasingly focusing on digitalization to enhance customer experience. With a network that has grown to 202 branches, 184 ATMs, and 9 extension counters, the bank is now accessible in almost every corner of the country.
The bank’s focus for the year 2082/83 remains on:
Digital Innovation: Expanding the features of the NMB e-money and mobile banking platforms.
Renewable Energy: Continuing its leadership in financing hydropower and solar energy projects.
Financial Inclusion: Launching specialized saving schemes for women, youth, and the agricultural sector to bring the unbanked population into the formal economy.
The 30th AGM also addressed the appointment of the statutory auditor for the current fiscal year and approved the remuneration for the board members, ensuring total transparency in corporate governance.
Conclusion
The NMB Bank 30th AGM Dividend Approval marks the successful completion of another prosperous year for the institution. By securing a 10 percent total return, shareholders have once again demonstrated their confidence in the bank’s leadership. As NMB Bank moves forward with 2.85 billion rupees in net profit and a massive deposit base of 283.65 billion rupees, it remains a pillar of stability in the Nepalese economy. With a balanced strategy of physical expansion and digital depth, NMB Bank is well-positioned to navigate the challenges of the 2080s and continue delivering superior value to its stakeholders.
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