Top 5 banks of Nepal in terms of earning per shares(EPS)

Top 5 Banks of Nepal in terms of EPS: what is EPS?: In this blog, you will know about the top bank of Nepal based on EPS.

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What is Earning per share?

Earning per share is calculated by dividing net profit after tax by several outstanding shares. it indicates how much money is earned by one stock. earning per share is a figure describing a company's profit per outstanding share of stock, calculated on a quarterly or annual basis.

Top 5 Banks based on Earning per shares

1. NABIL

According to the Annual report for the period ended 2077/78, Nabil Bank is the number one bank based on earnings per share. Nabil bank has 32.54 earnings per share in the current year.

2. ADBL

According to the Annual report for the period ended 2077/78, ADBL is the top second bank based on earnings per share. ADBL has 30.65 earnings per share in the current year.

3. NICA

According to the Annual report for the period ended 2077/78, NICA is the top third bank based on earnings per share. NICA  has 28.11earning per share in the current year.

4. HBL

According to the Annual report for the period ended 2077/78, HBL has secured the fourth position based on earning per share. HBL has 28.06 earnings per share in the current year.

5. SBL

According to the Annual report for the period ended 2077/78, SBL has secured the fifth position based on earning per share. SBL has 25.87 earnings per share in the current year.


Conclusion

All the above-mentioned information has been extracted from the annual report of the concerned bank for the period ended 2077/78. It is one of the major indicators that every investor shall look for before investing in any company. earning per share greater than the industry average is considered to be better, safe, and secured. The average earning per share of the banking industry is 19. so, earning per share higher than 19 is better. I suggest investors invest in those shares having earnings per share greater than the industry average.

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