Kathmandu. Looking at the dividend distribution trend of Nepal SBI Bank in the last 5 years, it is clear that the bank has given more priority to cash dividend than capital increase.
In the last 5 years, the bank has declared a total dividend of 46.04 per cent, of which the cash dividend is 27.99 per cent and the bonus share is only 18.05 per cent. This brings the bank’s 5-year average annual dividend to 9.21 per cent. This includes 5.60 per cent cash and 3.61 per cent bonus shares.
Looking at the year of FY 2077. In FY 2078, the bank’s dividend history was limited to the lowest point of the last 5 years, i.e. a total of 5.31 percent. It had a bonus of 3.5 percent and a cash dividend of 1.81 percent. The next 3 financial years (2078. 79, 2079. 80 and 2080. 81) The bank distributed a steady return of more than 10 percent. FY 2078. 10.53 percent in 79, 2079. 10.55 percent in 80 and 10.65 percent in 2080. In 81, it distributed a dividend of 10.65 percent.
FY 2081. The dividend of 82 has come down slightly from the double-digit trend of the previous three years to 9 percent. During the year, the bank distributed 4 percent bonus shares and 5 percent cash dividend.
