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-0.02 (-0.21%)Twenty-five mutual funds have declared cash dividends for the fiscal year 2082/83 ahead of Dashain, with…Twenty-five mutual funds have declared cash dividends for the fiscal year 2082/83 ahead of Dashain, with Himalayan 80-20 offering the highest at 15 percent, while some funds like Siddhartha Equity Fund decided to pay no dividend due to market conditions.
In Bhadra, mutual funds reduced their total investment in listed shares by 1.47 percent to Rs 67.19 billion…In Bhadra, mutual funds reduced their total investment in listed shares by 1.47 percent to Rs 67.19 billion while increasing their bank balances by 2.87 percent to Rs 14.72 billion. The average Net Asset Value (NAV) of funds dropped to Rs 10.26.
As of now, 29 companies including commercial banks, development banks, finance companies, hydropower firms…As of now, 29 companies including commercial banks, development banks, finance companies, hydropower firms, and mutual funds have announced dividends from the profits of the last fiscal year.
Garima Bikas Bank declared a total of 20 percent dividend (10 percent bonus and 10 percent cash). Super Madi…Garima Bikas Bank declared a total of 20 percent dividend (10 percent bonus and 10 percent cash). Super Madi Hydropower announced 15.789 percent dividend, while several other banks and mutual funds reported varying returns and dividends for their investors.
Various commercial banks, development banks, hydropower companies, and mutual funds are moving to distribute…Various commercial banks, development banks, hydropower companies, and mutual funds are moving to distribute dividends before Dashain, with several awaiting central bank approval and announcing book closure dates.
Fifteen mutual funds have declared dividend returns for their unitholders based on the previous fiscal year's…Fifteen mutual funds have declared dividend returns for their unitholders based on the previous fiscal year's financial performance, with several offering cash dividends.
NMB Capital has declared cash dividends for its mutual funds: 3.15% for NMB 50, 10% for NMB Sulav Investment…NMB Capital has declared cash dividends for its mutual funds: 3.15% for NMB 50, 10% for NMB Sulav Investment Fund 2, and 4.5% for NMB Hybrid Fund L 2, with book closure set for Bhadra 8.
Mutual funds increased their bank balances by 40.06 percent to Rs 1.31 billion by the end of Ashar, cutting…Mutual funds increased their bank balances by 40.06 percent to Rs 1.31 billion by the end of Ashar, cutting listed share investments and raising cash to prepare for dividend distribution and manage market uncertainties.
ICRA Nepal upgraded NMB Capital's Fund Management Quality Rating to AMC Quality 2+, and SEBON approved an…ICRA Nepal upgraded NMB Capital's Fund Management Quality Rating to AMC Quality 2+, and SEBON approved an increase in the size of its open-end scheme NMBSBFE to NPR 10 billion.
NEPSE adjusted the unit prices of Citizens Super 30 Mutual Fund, Prabhu Select Fund, NMB Sulav Investment…NEPSE adjusted the unit prices of Citizens Super 30 Mutual Fund, Prabhu Select Fund, NMB Sulav Investment Fund-2, and NMB-50 following their cash dividend announcements.
NEPSE adjusted the prices of Hathway Investment and four mutual funds following their dividend adjustments.NEPSE adjusted the prices of Hathway Investment and four mutual funds following their dividend adjustments.
NEPSE adjusted the prices of Hathway Investment and four mutual funds, including Citizens Super 30 Mutual…NEPSE adjusted the prices of Hathway Investment and four mutual funds, including Citizens Super 30 Mutual Fund, Prabhu Select Fund, NMB Sulav Investment Fund 2, and NMB 50, following their dividend declarations.
Today is the final day to secure dividends for Hathway Investment Nepal, which proposed 12 percent bonus…Today is the final day to secure dividends for Hathway Investment Nepal, which proposed 12 percent bonus shares and 0.632 percent cash dividend, while four mutual funds have also announced returns ranging from 8.25 percent to 15 percent.
Thirty-three mutual funds have announced dividends from fiscal year 2081/82 profits, with rates ranging from…Thirty-three mutual funds have announced dividends from fiscal year 2081/82 profits, with rates ranging from 3.8% to 21.05%, and several funds specifying upcoming book closure dates in Bhadra.
NMB-50 and NMB Sulav Investment Fund-2 declared a 15% cash dividend for fiscal year 2081/82 with book closure…NMB-50 and NMB Sulav Investment Fund-2 declared a 15% cash dividend for fiscal year 2081/82 with book closure on Bhadra 13, while NMB Hybrid Fund L-1 decided to pay no dividend.
NEPSE increased by 114.70 points to close at 2,623.56 with a total turnover of Rs 7.61 billion. NLG Insurance…NEPSE increased by 114.70 points to close at 2,623.56 with a total turnover of Rs 7.61 billion. NLG Insurance led the turnover with Rs 288.2 million, while NMB 50 suffered the highest loss among unit holders.
NEPSE adjusted the stock price of Sahas Urja at Rs 479.17 and Reliance Life Insurance at Rs 472.63 following…NEPSE adjusted the stock price of Sahas Urja at Rs 479.17 and Reliance Life Insurance at Rs 472.63 following their stock dividends, and the unit price of NMB 50 at Rs 10.46 following its cash dividend on the day.
NMB Sulav Investment Fund 2, NMB 50, Nabil Balanced Fund 2, Global IME Balanced Fund 1, Sanima Reliance Life…NMB Sulav Investment Fund 2, NMB 50, Nabil Balanced Fund 2, Global IME Balanced Fund 1, Sanima Reliance Life Insurance, and Sahas Urja have set book closure dates for their upcoming dividends and AGMs.
Sanima Reliance Life Insurance, Sahas Urja, NMB 50, NMB Sulav Investment Fund-2, Global IME Balanced Fund-1…Sanima Reliance Life Insurance, Sahas Urja, NMB 50, NMB Sulav Investment Fund-2, Global IME Balanced Fund-1, and Nabil Balanced Fund-2 have announced their book closure dates for dividends, with upcoming AGMs scheduled by the respective issuing companies.
Today is the final day to secure dividends for six companies and mutual funds, including Sanima Reliance Life…Today is the final day to secure dividends for six companies and mutual funds, including Sanima Reliance Life Insurance, Sahas Urja, and various NMB, Global IME, and Nabil funds, ahead of their respective book closure dates and upcoming AGMs.