Mithila LaghuBitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited

Mithila Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Ltd. (MLBBL) is a microfinance financial institution operating in Nepal, licensed under the “ग-घ (D-class)” category by the central bank. MLBBL’s registered head office is located in Dhalkewar, Dhanusha serving as its central office and primary administrative center. The institution maintains a broad network of branch offices across several districts (especially in Madhesh region), targeting underserved and rural populations. The core objective of MLBBL is to provide financial services — especially micro-credit, savings, and remittance services to low-income, rural, marginalized households. Their services include: micro-loans, seasonal/general loans, savings (mandatory monthly savings, voluntary savings, special savings schemes), protection schemes, and remittance facilitation. By delivering financial services directly to rural households and under-banked communities, MLBBL aims to foster financial inclusion, support livelihood and income-generation activities, and help uplift socially and economically marginalized segments. As a formally registered microfinance institution, MLBBL is also listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) under ticker symbol MLBBL. According to recent public data: MLBBL’s shares outstanding are 2,239,331.48 units. Merolagani The paid-up value per share is NPR 100. sharesansar.com+1 MLBBL’s business model and financial results reflect its microfinance operations in rural and semi-urban areas, serving thousands of clients with savings and credit products. mlbbank.com.np+1 In recent periods, MLBBL has reportedly improved its financial performance. For instance, according to a news summary, the institution’s “self-interest income and net profit increased significantly” in a recent quarter, and the Non-Performing Loan (NPL) ratio reportedly declined indicating progress on asset quality and operational stability.Overall, MLBBL is a grassroots-level microfinance institution focused on financial inclusion, rural upliftment, and providing banking services to underserved communities — with a formal structure, regulated licensing, and access to capital markets via listing.