Hey everyone! If you are into Nepal Stock Exchange or NEPSE share market, here’s some great update from the banking sector. Prime Commercial Bank Limited (PCBL) has just announced its dividend for the fiscal year 2081/82. This is big for NEPSE investors looking at commercial banks in Nepal!
The board meeting on Poush 3, 2082 BS decided to give a total 8.421% dividend. This includes 8% bonus shares and 0.421% cash dividend (just for tax). Bonus shares mean more shares in your Demat account – perfect for long-term share investment in Nepal!
As of Ashad end 2082 BS, PCBL has a big paid-up capital of Rs 19.40 Arba. That’s why it’s one of the top commercial banks listed on NEPSE.
The dividend will go to shareholders only after approval from Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) and the next AGM. So, keep an eye on book closure dates if you want to qualify!
Last year (2080/81), PCBL gave 5% cash dividend. This year’s mix of bonus shares and cash is better for many NEPSE traders and shareholders.
If you love NEPSE dividend stocks, especially in the banking sector, PCBL is worth watching. Check the full dividend history of PCBL for more details on past payouts.
What do you think about this PCBL dividend? Will it boost the PCBL share price on NEPSE? Share your thoughts in comments!
Stay tuned for more NEPSE news, share price updates, and dividend announcements from Nepal Stock Market.
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