Kathmandu. Global IME Bank has concluded its 19th Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Kathmandu on Wednesday.
The General Assembly approved the fiscal year 2081. The meeting also approved 8% cash dividend (including tax) on the paid-up capital of the bank. The AGM approved the proposal of distributing cash dividend by endorsing the annual report presented by the bank’s Chairman Chandra Prasad Dhakal.
The bank is in the financial year 2081. The company earned operating profit of Rs 7.23 billion and profit after tax of Rs 5.07 billion. Addressing the AGM, Chairman Dhakal said that the bank is committed to provide appropriate dividend to its shareholders by fully abiding by the government and Nepal Rastra Bank’s policy and regulations.
In addition, the bank plans to expand its new business areas as part of its business strategy. The AGM was attended by representatives of Nepal Rastra Bank, Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), shareholders, corporate shareholders, media persons, representatives of regulatory bodies and employees.
Global IME Bank has been honored by various national and international organizations in different categories. The bank has been the recipient of many prestigious awards including Bank of the Year 2014, Best Internet Bank 2016, Best Bank Nepal 2024 & 2025, Euro Money Award for Excellence 2022, 2024 & 2025, Best Bank ESG Nepal 2024, Best Employer etc.
Global IME Bank is the first commercial bank in the private sector to have branches in all 77 districts of the country. The bank has been providing its services through 352 branches, 384 ATM outlets, 150 branchless banking units, 68 extension and revenue collection counters, 3 foreign relations offices and more than 1000 service outlets across the country.
The bank has been providing financial services to Nepalese citizens from all over the world through remittance services. The bank has been providing remittance services to countries like USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, India and Jordan.
