Sangrila Development Bank’s Distributable Profit Surges Over 213%
Sangrila Development Bank reports a 213.81% rise in distributable profit, reaching NPR 413.8 million, while net profit rose modestly by 6.51%
Sangrila Development Bank Limited (SADBL) has reported a significant surge in its distributable profit for the fiscal year ending mid-July 2025. According to its unaudited fourth-quarter financials, the bank’s distributable profit soared by 213.81% year-on-year, reaching NPR 413.8 million compared to NPR 131.8 million in the same period last year.
While distributable profit jumped dramatically, the bank’s net profit recorded a modest increase of 6.51%, totaling NPR 537 million for the review period. The decline in net interest income by 1.36% was partially offset by a 9.15% rise in fee and commission income.
Total operating income improved by 3.39%, while operating profit grew by 10.06%. The strong improvement in distributable earnings has also lifted the bank’s distributable earnings per share (DEPS), which rose by NPR 7.80 to NPR 11.64. Meanwhile, earnings per share (EPS) edged up by NPR 0.40 to NPR 15.10.
As of the fiscal year-end, Sangrila’s Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio stood at 30.65 times, with a per-share net worth of NPR 156.71.
The bank’s total paid-up capital stands at NPR 3.56 billion, with retained reserves of NPR 2.01 billion. It reported deposits of NPR 54.67 billion and total loans of NPR 43.02 billion.