Commerz and
Trust Bank Nepal's Initial Public Offering (IPO) has been oversubscribed
by over 11 times the size of the offering.
"The
IPO received overwhelming support as some 72,000 applicants asked for shares
worth Rs 6.82 billion," said chief executive of the bank Anal Raj
Bhattarai.
"The
market has shown tremendous confidence in the bank," he added.
The bank had
opened its public offering for ordinary shares worth Rs 600 million at a face
value of Rs 100 per unit on February 17. An investor was allowed to apply for a
minimum of 50 unit shares and to a maximum of 1,500,000 units. The shares will
be alloted proportionately based on the total amount of applications received
within 40 days of the IPO's closing.
It will be
the 29th commercial bank to be listed at Nepal Stock Exchange. Commerz and
Trust Bank Nepal had
appointed Citizens Investment Trust, Nabil Investment, Growmore
Merchant Banker and Civil Capital as issue managers for the primary shares.
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