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The existing promoter of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited is selling 82,965 shares to its promoter shareholders.

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December 15, 2016 • 10:55 AM
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|| ShareSansar || The existing promoter of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited is selling 82,965 shares to its promoter shareholders.

The existing promoter of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited is selling 82,965 shares to its promoter shareholders.

The existing promoter of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited is selling 82,965 shares to its promoter shareholders.

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