Currently, Nepal Investment has a paid-up capital of Rs 12.59 billion while Jebils Finance has paid-up capital of Rs 840 million. After the acquisition, the paid-up capital of Nepal Investment will reach Rs 12.87 billion.
The promoter and ordinary share ratio of Nepal Investment has remained unchanged at 69:31 after the acquisition. The bank has a total deposit of Rs 147 billion and a total loan of Rs 132 billion. The management of the bank has also remained the same after the acquisition.
