Nepal Clearing House Limited (NCHL) approved a 15 percent bonus share distribution at its 15th Annual General Meeting in Kathmandu on Wednesday, 14 October 2026, alongside a 0.789474 percent cash dividend for tax purposes. The meeting also endorsed the company’s financial statements for fiscal year 2082/83 and the auditor’s report. Following the bonus share distribution, NCHL’s paid-up capital has reached Rs 1.67 billion, or Rs 1,67,72,88,000.
AGM approves financial statements and dividend proposal
The annual meeting approved NCHL’s financial statements for fiscal year 2082/83 together with the auditor’s report. These approvals formed part of the AGM’s decisions, alongside the proposal to distribute bonus shares. The meeting was the company’s 15th annual general meeting and took place in Kathmandu.
The bonus share proposal approved by shareholders provides for a distribution equal to 15 percent. The company will also provide a cash dividend of 0.789474 percent for tax purposes. The two components were reported as separate parts of the approved distribution: bonus shares and a cash amount designated for tax purposes.
The announcement does not specify a payment date or additional conditions for the distribution. It also does not provide details on the number of bonus shares each shareholder will receive. The reported approval establishes the dividend rates and the resulting paid-up capital figure, without setting out further implementation information.
Paid-up capital rises to Rs 1.67 billion
NCHL’s paid-up capital has reached Rs 1.67 billion after the bonus share distribution. The stated figure is Rs 1,67,72,88,000. It reflects the company’s capital following the approved issuance of bonus shares, while the separate tax-purpose cash dividend remains part of the overall distribution decision.
The capital figure gives shareholders and other readers a clear measure of the company’s paid-up capital after the approved bonus share allocation. The AGM’s decisions therefore cover both the company’s reported financial statements for the year and a distribution that changes its paid-up capital. No additional financial figures were provided in the announcement.
Decisions from the 15th annual meeting
The key decisions reported from the Kathmandu meeting were approval of the fiscal year 2082/83 financial statements, approval of the auditor’s report, and passage of the 15 percent bonus share proposal. Shareholders will also receive the 0.789474 percent cash dividend for tax purposes. Together, these decisions set out the financial reporting and distribution outcomes announced at the AGM.
The meeting took place on Wednesday, 14 October 2026. NCHL’s paid-up capital after the bonus share distribution stands at Rs 1.67 billion. The company’s announcement provides no further details about the timing of the distribution or any other resolutions passed at the meeting.
