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NEPSE Continues Downward Slide with a 6.31-Point Drop; Turnover Shrinks to Rs. 4.04 Arba

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) extended its bearish momentum on Tuesday, shedding 6.31 points to close at 2,705.45. Market participation cooled down significantly as daily turnover contracted to Rs. 4.04 Arba, with the Finance sector taking the hardest hit.

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NEPSE Continues Downward Slide with a 6.31-Point Drop; Turnover Shrinks to Rs. 4.04 Arba

The benchmark index of the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) witnessed a continuous downward trend for the second consecutive session, shedding a single digit of 6.31 points, or 0.23%, to settle at 2,705.45. The market opened at 2,711.76 and demonstrated clear intraday volatility, peaking at a high of 2,722.81 before hitting a low of 2,701.56. Market participation cooled down with the daily turnover contracting to Rs. 4.04 Arba, down from Monday's Rs. 4.41 Arba. A total volume of 10,708,596 shares changed hands across 355 companies via 48,116 distinct transactions. Concurrently, total market capitalization stood at Rs. 46.22 Kharba. Ankhu Khola Jalvidhyut Company Ltd (AKJCL) commanded the highest liquidity, leading the turnover board with transactions aggregating to Rs. 31.99 crores to close at Rs. 394.80. On the performance front, Sopan Pharmaceuticals Limited (SOPL) emerged as the premier gainer of the day, surging by 15.00% to finish at Rs. 703.10. Conversely, Sayapatri Hydropower Limited (SPHL) suffered the steepest hit, losing 4.90% to post a last traded price of Rs. 602.00. Sectoral performance revealed a mixed bag as a broader profit-booking wave pulled 177 scrips down, leaving only 80 gainers. The Trading Index registered the highest sub-index gain of 0.31%, whereas the Finance Index took the hardest hit, shrinking by 0.62%.

72 Listed Companies and Mutual Funds Announce Dividends; Unilever Nepal Leads with 1,540%

A total of 72 NEPSE-listed companies and mutual fund schemes have announced dividends for their shareholders and unit holders. Unilever Nepal leads with a 1,540% cash dividend, while Siddhartha Bank, Garima Bikas Bank, and Manjushree Finance top their respective financial sectors.

Pratap Subedi Assumes Office as New NEPSE CEO

Newly appointed Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Pratap Subedi officially assumed office on Friday after taking the oath of office and secrecy before the NEPSE Board of Directors.

NEPSE Edges Up 2.64 Points to Close at 2,655.22 as Turnover Reaches Rs. 3.46 Arba

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) posted a marginal recovery of 2.64 points on Thursday, closing at 2,655.22 after declining 12.95 points in the previous session. Total turnover stood at Rs. 3.46 Arba, with Ghorahi Cement leading the turnover chart.

NEPSE Rebounds 6.62 Points After Previous Session’s Sharp Decline

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) witnessed a slight recovery on Tuesday, gaining 6.62 points or 0.24% to close at 2,664.13. The market rebounded after declining by 32.65 points in the previous trading session.

NEPSE Plunges 32.65 Points to Close at 2,657.50; Turnover Reaches Rs. 7.18 Arba

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) declined by 32.65 points or 1.21% to close at 2,657.50 on Wednesday. Total turnover reached Rs. 7.18 arba, with Ghalemdi Hydro leading the turnover chart and Beni Hydropower emerging as the top gainer.

Ransomware Attack Exposes Major Cybersecurity Weaknesses in Nepal’s Stock Market

A ransomware attack on private data center Data Hub has exposed serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities in Nepal’s capital market, raising concerns over the safety of investors' data and trading systems. The incident revealed the risks of 72 broker companies relying on a single service provider and highlighted concerns over NEPSE's proposed cybersecurity improvements.

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