Jyoti Bikas Bank Limited (JBBL) has recently provided 3% bonus shares directly to the DEMAT accounts of its shareholders and has urged them to convert their physical shares into electronic form through dematerialization. The bank’s move aims to facilitate seamless share transactions and promote the modernization of shareholding processes.
During the bank’s 15th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on the 14th of Falgun, a dividend of 6.80% amounting to Rs. 29.02 crores was endorsed for the fiscal year 2078/79. The dividend distribution decision was made during the 440th board of directors meeting on Poush 22. Based on the bank’s paid-up capital of Rs. 4,26,77,53,287, the proposed distribution includes 3% bonus shares valued at Rs. 12.80 crores and a 3.80% cash dividend (intended for tax purposes) totaling slightly over Rs. 16.21 crores. It is important to note that the bonus shares have already been listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE).
JBBL has also requested its shareholders to pay the applicable tax amount for the 11% bonus shares proposed during the fiscal year 2077/2078, including the cash dividend approved during the 15th AGM. Shareholders can find detailed information regarding the tax amount they are required to pay on the website of the share registrar, NIBL Ace Capital Limited.
By distributing bonus shares and emphasizing the dematerialization process, JBBL demonstrates its commitment to providing value to its shareholders and keeping up with technological advancements in the financial industry. The bank’s efforts aim to enhance efficiency, transparency, and convenience for its shareholders.
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