Kumari Bank Limited, one of Nepal’s leading commercial banks, successfully concluded its 25th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday, Poush 30, 2082, at Amrapali Banquet in Tangal, Kathmandu. The meeting, attended by board members and shareholders, marked a major milestone as the bank celebrated 25 years of continuous service in Nepal’s banking sector.
During the AGM, shareholders reviewed and approved the Annual Report for the Fiscal Year 2081/82. Key financial statements, including the Auditor’s Report, the Balance Sheet as of Ashad-end 2082, and the Profit and Loss Account, were unanimously endorsed.
The bank highlighted its strategic focus on strengthening internal reserves and maintaining a healthy capital adequacy ratio amid a competitive financial environment. The approval of the financial reports reaffirmed the bank’s commitment to transparency and accountability toward its investors.
Since its establishment, Kumari Bank has steadily evolved from a conventional banking institution into a technology-driven financial services provider. Over the past 24 years, the bank has played an active role in supporting Nepal’s economic growth.
As of early 2026, Kumari Bank operates one of the country’s strongest service networks, comprising 302 branch offices, 316 ATMs, 50 extension counters, and 48 branchless banking units. This wide network ensures banking access for customers in both urban centers and rural communities.
Reaffirming its vision of delivering “Simple, Accessible, and Excellent” banking services, the bank emphasized continued investment in digital banking solutions. Its mobile application and integrated financial platforms remain central to enhancing customer convenience and experience.
The AGM concluded with a vote of thanks to the shareholders and a renewed commitment to collaborative efforts that promote financial inclusion and sustainable economic growth across Nepal.
