EPS of Deva Bikas Bank Slips to Rs 10.87

Jul 31, 2018 Merolagani

The failure to increase in income compared to increased paid-up capital has decreased the earnings per share (EPS) of Deva Bikas Bank (DBBL) to Rs 10.87 in the last FY from Rs 20.03 of the previous FY.

The bank that earned Rs 289.4 million in net profit in the previous FY was able to earn a net profit of Rs 275.3 million in the last FY.

Deva Bikas that increased its paid-up capital to Rs 2.53 billion by acquiring Sajha Bikas Bank and Union Finance and by issuing 40 percent right shares have maintained a reserve fund of Rs 481.2 million in the review period.

During the period, the company collected a deposit of Rs 15.69 billion and extended loan of Rs 13.59 billion. Similarly, it earned net interest income of Rs 693.4 million.

The bank has a bad debt ratio of 1.92 percent, CD ratio of 72.86 percent, net worth per share of Rs 118.99 and P/E ratio of 11.67 times.

The bank has a cost of fund of 9.37 percent and base interest rate of 12.77 percent.

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