Vikas Hydropower will pay a dividend of 10.52 percent

Kathmandu. Bikas Hydropower Company has proposed to give 10 percent bonus shares to shareholders and 0.5263 percent cash dividend for tax purposes from the profits of the financial year 2082/83. The proposal made by the board of directors meeting of the company will be implemented after it is passed by the general meeting.

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