The NEPSE index dropped nearly 2% this week, wiping out NPR 85 billion in market capitalization as all 13 sub-indices ended in the red.
The Nepali stock market is facing a downturn driven by a leadership vacuum in regulatory bodies and psychological fear stemming from government investigations into major investors.
Mount Everest Power Development Limited has opened its IPO today, targeting project-affected residents in Solukhumbu and Nepalese citizens working overseas. The offering includes over 1 million units as part of the company's broader public share issuance plan.
Sopan Pharmaceuticals has finalized its IPO allotment, distributing 10 shares each to 347,490 successful applicants through a lottery system. The issue saw massive interest with over 2.7 million valid applications submitted for the available shares.
Dordi Khola Jal Bidyut Company Limited has received regulatory approval to issue right shares at a 1:0.288 ratio to settle its outstanding consortium bank loans.
Norvic International Hospital has concluded its road show for a proposed IPO, with institutional investors now required to submit their bids by Baisakh 21.
Buddhabhumi Nepal Hydropower (BNHC) has extended its 1:1 rights share submission deadline to May 11, 2026, due to undersubscription.
Investors have a new opportunity as Chhimek Laghubitta (CBBL) and Nepal Life Insurance (NLIC) open auctions for a combined 119,000 units of promoter shares starting today.
NEPSE has updated the trading price for United Modi Hydropower (UMHL) following its 7% bonus share book closure.
Himalayan Power Partner Limited to issue 50% right shares worth Rs. 53.27 crores starting Baishakh 17.