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Kathmandu. By the end of the first half of the current fiscal year, non-life insurance companies have earned a total insurance premium of more than 20 billion rupees. According to the details released by the Nepal Insurance Authority today (Thursday), the 14 non-life insurance companies in operation have earned a total of 20 billion 88 million 35 million rupees in total insurance premiums.
Shikhar Insurance Company is the first to earn the highest insurance premium in the first six months of the current fiscal year. The company has earned 2 billion 59 million 2 million rupees in insurance premiums during this period. Similarly, Sagarmatha Lumbini is the second to earn the highest insurance premium. The company has earned a total insurance fee of Rs 2.55 billion 3.6 million.
Similarly, Siddhartha Premier Insurance has earned a total insurance fee of Rs 2.13 billion 80 million, IGI Prudential Insurance has earned a total insurance fee of Rs 1.73 billion 71 million, and Himalayan Everest Insurance has earned a total insurance fee of Rs 1.71 billion 84 million.
As of December of the current fiscal year, Neco Insurance has earned a total insurance fee of Rs 1.66 billion 51 million, NLG Insurance has earned a total insurance fee of Rs 1.40 billion 70 million, The Oriental Insurance has earned a total insurance fee of Rs 1.34 billion 55 million, and United Ajod Insurance has earned a total insurance fee of Rs 1.20 billion 37 million. .
Similarly, Sanima GIC Insurance has a total insurance fee of Rs 1.19 billion 31 million, Nepal Insurance has a total insurance fee of Rs 1.19 billion 32 million, Prabhu Insurance has a total insurance fee of Rs 90 million 39 million, and National Insurance has a total insurance fee of Rs 620 million.
The government-owned National Insurance Company has a total insurance fee of Rs 712 million 21 million.
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