Nabil Investment Banking Limited Issues 35-Day Urgent Notice Regarding Lost Share Certificates

Kathmandu. Nabil Investment Banking Limited, a subsidiary of Nabil Bank Ltd., has published a 35-day urgent public notice inviting claims for lost share and unit certificates belonging to shareholders and unit holders of various companies and mutual funds.

The company, which functions as the share registrar and depository agent for several listed institutions, stated that some shareholders have submitted applications requesting duplicate share certificates after misplacing the originals.

According to the notice, any individual or institution having a legitimate claim over the mentioned shares or units must submit a written application with supporting evidence to Nabil Investment Banking Limited, Naxal, Kathmandu within 35 (thirty-five) days from the date of publication.

The company clarified that if no claim is received within the given timeframe, it will proceed with the necessary process to issue duplicate certificates in the name of the applicants. Any claims submitted after the deadline or without proper documentation will not be entertained.

The notice lists the details of lost certificates from several companies, including:

• Himalaya Urja Bikas Company Limited

• United Ajod Insurance Limited

• Butwal Power Company Limited

• Diprox Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited

Shareholders who have reported lost certificates include Nikita Kumari Bhimsariya (Kathmandu), Dilli Raj Bhandari, Jaivin Lal Shrestha (Kshetrapati), Roshan Pradhanang (Te Bahal), Prakash Shrestha (Pokhara), and Vinay Prasad Jha (Birgunj).

Nabil Investment Banking Limited has published this notice for the information and awareness of all concerned parties.