Top 10 Bank of Nepal on the basis of book value per share

 Top bank of Nepal: Is it right to invest in the Bank having high book value per share. In this blog, you will know about the top bank of Nepal having a high Net worth per share.

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Top 10 bank of Nepal based on Book Value per share

1. NBL

According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, NBL is the number one bank of Nepal based on book value per share. The book value of the bank is  263.89 per share in the current year.

2. NABIL

According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, NABIL is the top second bank of Nepal based on book value per share. The book value of the bank is  240.73 per share in the current year.

3. ADBL

According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, ADBL is the top third bank of Nepal based on book value per share. The book value of the bank is  238.55 per share in the current year.

4. EBL

According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, EBL is the top fourth bank of Nepal based on book value per share. The book value of the bank is  231.54 per share in the current year.

5. NIB

According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, NIB is the top fifth bank of Nepal based on book value per share. The book value of the bank is  198.48 per share in the current year.

6. SCB

According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, SCB has secured the sixth position based on book value per share. The book value of the bank is  189.27 per share in the current year.

7. HBL

According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, HBL has secured the seventh position based on book value per share. The book value of the bank is  187.94 per share in the current year.

8. SBL

According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, SBL has secured eight positions based on book value per share. The book value of the bank is  184.86 per share in the current year.

9. NICA

According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, NICA has secured the ninth position based on book value per share. The book value of the bank is  178.93 per share in the current year.

10. NBB

According to the annual report for the period ended 2077/78, NBB has secured the tenth position based on book value per share. The book value of the bank is  170.65 per share in the current year.


Conclusion

The above-listed bank is the top ten bank of Nepal based on book value per share. a company having the highest book value is preferred to be the safest place to invest your fund. If you are a long-term investor, I suggest you invest in the bank that has the highest net worth/book value. But your decision should not depend only based on book value. you have to look at all other important indicators like reserve, return on equity, earning per share, price to earnings ratio, price-earnings to growth ratio, price to book value, dividend history, and management of the company.

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