Kathmandu. By the end of the current fiscal year, 20 commercial banks have invested Rs 201.756 billion in the construction sector. This is 5.49 percent more than the same period last fiscal year. In the same period last fiscal year, banks had invested Rs 191.243 billion in the construction sector.
Nabil Bank is ranked first among the banks investing the most in the construction sector. The bank has disbursed Rs 25.82 billion in loans in the construction sector alone in 8 months. Similarly, NIC Asia Bank is the second largest investor in the construction sector, having invested Rs 23.70 billion 68 million in the construction sector.
Similarly, Laxmi Sunrise Bank has invested Rs 20.17 billion 11 million in the construction sector, Kumari Bank Rs 16.21 billion 72 million, Citizens Bank Rs 13.71 billion 67 million, Prabhu Bank Rs 14.75 billion 15 million, and Krishi Bikas Bank Rs 12.45 billion 42 million.
Similarly, Nepal Bank has invested Rs 3.73 billion 87 million in the construction sector, Rastriya Banijya Bank Rs 3.51 billion 15 million, Nepal Investment Mega Bank Rs 7.23 billion 87 million, Standard Chartered Bank Rs 6. 958.6 billion, Himalayan Bank 2.344 billion, Nepal SBI Bank 917.1 billion and Everest Bank 3.321 billion have invested in the construction sector.
Similarly, during the review period, Machhapuchhre Bank invested 7.722 billion rupees, Siddhartha Bank 5.152 billion rupees, Global IME Bank 9.361 billion rupees, Prime Commercial Bank 13.4 billion rupees, NMB Bank 5.816 billion rupees and Sanima Bank 6.931 billion rupees in the construction sector, according to the data of the Nepal Rastra Bank.
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