BML Breaks Ground on Kulhudhuffushi Business Centre: “A Significant Step for Local Enterprises” — Shareef

Bank of Maldives (BML) has broken ground on a new Business Centre in Kulhudhuffushi City, part of its nationwide expansion strategy. The ceremony was attended by President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, cabinet ministers, BML Chairperson Ahmed Ali Habeeb, and CEO Mohamed Shareef. The branch will serve as a dedicated Business Centre for Haa Dhaalu atoll, joining existing hubs in Malé and Addu City. On the same day, BML inaugurated a new branch and ATM in Nolhivaranfaru and introduced ATM services in Vaikaradhoo and Neykurendhoo. BML operates 42 branches across all 20 atolls, 154 Self-Service Banking Centres, and 213 ATMs, reinforcing its position as the Maldives' largest financial institution.

Bank of Maldives (BML) has broken ground on a new Business Centre in Kulhudhuffushi City, part of its nationwide expansion strategy. The ceremony was attended by President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, cabinet ministers, BML Chairperson Ahmed Ali Habeeb, and CEO Mohamed Shareef. The branch will serve as a dedicated Business Centre for Haa Dhaalu atoll, joining existing hubs in Malé and Addu City. On the same day, BML inaugurated a new branch and ATM in Nolhivaranfaru and introduced ATM services in Vaikaradhoo and Neykurendhoo. BML operates 42 branches across all 20 atolls, 154 Self-Service Banking Centres, and 213 ATMs, reinforcing its position as the Maldives' largest financial institution.

Bank of Maldives (BML) has broken ground on a new Business Centre in Kulhudhuffushi City, part of its nationwide expansion strategy. The ceremony was attended by President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, cabinet ministers, BML Chairperson Ahmed Ali Habeeb, and CEO Mohamed Shareef. The branch will serve as a dedicated Business Centre for Haa Dhaalu atoll, joining existing hubs in Malé and Addu City. On the same day, BML inaugurated a new branch and ATM in Nolhivaranfaru and introduced ATM services in Vaikaradhoo and Neykurendhoo. BML operates 42 branches across all 20 atolls, 154 Self-Service Banking Centres, and 213 ATMs, reinforcing its position as the Maldives' largest financial institution.

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