💼 Ownership and Capital Structure
As of the latest available data, MLBS has the following ownership and capital structure:
| Ownership | Percentage of Ownership (%) | Capital Invested (NPR) |
|---|---|---|
| Promoter Shareholders | 64% | NPR 70,000,000 |
| Public Shareholders | 36% | NPR 39,375,000 |
| Total | 100% | NPR 109,375,000 |
authorized capital of MLBS is NPR 200 million, issued capital is NPR 109.375 million, and the paid-up capital is NPR 109.375 million. ShareHub
📈 Financial Performance
For the fiscal year 2081/82, MLBS reported a net profit of NPR 13.03 million. sharesansar.com
🏦 Funding Sources
The primary sources of funding for MLBS include:
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Deprived Sector Provision: Guided by Nepal Rastra Bank, this provision ensures that financial institutions allocate a certain percentage of their lending to underserved sectors.
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Members' Savings: Savings collected from members form a significant portion of the institution's funding base.
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Equity Capital: The capital invested by promoters and public shareholders contributes to the financial strength of MLBS.
🏢 Operations and Services
MLBS operates in various districts across Nepal, providing a range of financial services tailored to the needs of rural and marginalized communities. These services include microcredit, savings programs, and financial literacy initiatives aimed at promoting economic empowerment.