The Garima Suvarna Scheme, operated under Garima Mutual Fund, had opened for subscription on Falgun 28. A total of 10 crore units were issued under the scheme. Out of these, 60 lakh units were reserved for the fund’s capital by Garima Capital, and 90 lakh units were allocated to the scheme promoter, Garima Development Bank. The remaining 3 crore 50 lakh units are available for the general public, who can now submit applications until Chaitra 12.
Members of the public may apply to purchase a minimum of 100 units and a maximum of 50 lakh units. Applications can be submitted through participating banks and financial institutions authorized under the C-ASBA service or via the CDSC’s ‘Mero Share’ system, following approval from the Nepal Securities Board.
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