3 barsa ramro dividend dine kura thyo bank ko. Aafu le bhaneko kina diyena? Bank ko profit ghatera ho ki aaru nai kunai reason pani cha? Aaba paile jasto dividend dina sakdaina bank le?
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Year: 2023
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Nepse stock being manipulated andsdadaaidasjdhaodhsaosda
2.59 samma TSHL ko price 1% up thyo aaja ko last transcation ekdam last moment kosle lwattai 526.9 ko order diyo ani TSHL ko 10% ko circuit I had bought TSHL ani mata hereko herekai vaye , whats your take on this?
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What is the reason behind for this bullish trend in nepse??
can anyone explain why all of a sudden market is going bullish? What provisions in monetory policy or some other reason cause for such increment in index?
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All three mutual fund schemes managed by Kumari Capital have recorded an uptick in Net Asset Value (NAV) as of the end of the month of Mangsir.
Kumari Capital Limited has released the NAV reports for Kumari Equity Fund (KEF), Kumari Dhanabriddhi Yojana (KDBY), and Kumari Sunaulo Lagani Yojana (KSLY) for the month of Mangsir, 2080.
- Kumari Equity Fund (KEF):
- Fund Size: Rs. 1 Arba
- NAV: Rs. 9.99 (Mangsir) | Rs. 9.41 (Previous Month)
- Investments: Rs. 73.65 crore in listed shares, Rs. 3.14 crore in public issues, right shares, and bonus shares
- Other Holdings: Rs. 15.87 crores in bonds/debentures, Rs. 2 crores in fixed deposits
- Bank Balance: Rs. 4.09 crore
- Net Loss: Rs. 35.95 lakhs (Mangsir) | Rs. 6.14 crores (Previous Month)
- Kumari Dhanabriddhi Yojana (KDBY):
- Fund Size: Rs. 1.22 Arba
- NAV: Rs. 10.52 (Mangsir) | Rs. 9.93 (Previous Month)
- Investments: Rs. 83.91 crore in listed shares, Rs. 3.66 crore in public issues
- Other Holdings: Rs. 18 crore in fixed deposits
- Bank Balance: Rs. 10.65 crores
- Net Loss: Rs. 2.47 (Mangsir) | Rs. 7.24 crores (Previous Month)
- Kumari Sunaulo Lagani Yojana (KSLY):
- Fund Size: Rs. 36.62 Crores
- NAV: Rs. 10.67 (Mangsir) | Rs. 10.07 (Previous Month)
- Investments: Rs. 27.47 crore in listed shares, Rs. 1.33 Crores in public issues
- Bank Balance: Rs. 5.67 crores
- Net Profit: Rs. 8.79 Lakh (Mangsir) | Net Loss of Rs. 2.13 crores (Previous Month)
- Kumari Equity Fund (KEF):
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A Parliamentary Committee implements proactive measures to rectify irregularities in IPO premiums, lock-in periods, and enhance transparency in the stock market
In a recent parliamentary committee meeting, concerns were raised about life insurance companies issuing IPO shares at premium prices, potentially above standard values. Allegations of improper premium approvals prompted an investigation into possible misconduct and misuse of authority. Here are the key directives issued by the committee after discussions with relevant authorities:
- The absence of Mr. Ramesh Kumar Hamal, Chairman of the Securities Board of Nepal, in the meeting raised concerns. The committee instructs the Commission for Investigation of Abuse Of Authority to investigate the financial transactions and practices of the Chairman within 30 days.
- The committee emphasizes transparency in regulations governing share issuance by companies. Immediate steps include the publication of regulations, amendments in the Nepal Gazette, and measures to prevent undue influence on investors.
- The committee directs the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) to adopt the Book Building process to address concerns about companies issuing IPOs at premium prices.
- The committee urges the Nepal Insurance Authority to rectify conflicts between the Insurance Act and the Banking and Financial Institutions Act regarding share prices for insurance companies.
- The committee suggests creating new laws to regulate the Company Registrar effectively and calls for government action.
- Recognizing challenges with the three-year lock-in period for promoter shareholders in hydropower projects, the committee instructs SEBON to intervene strategically to manage one-third of shares held by promoters.
- The committee urges the Ministry of Finance, SEBON, and the Nepal Insurance Authority to expand the scope of the Nepalese stock market, including instruments like debentures, bonds, and green bonds.
- The committee directs the Ministry of Finance, the Company Registrar’s Office, and SEBON to initiate the process for large companies with over Rs. 5 Arba in capital to become public companies within a year.
- The committee investigates whether companies issuing premium shares in the past three years set reasonable prices and instructs the Commission for Investigation of Abuse Of Authority to take legal action if wrongdoing is found.
- To address issues with life insurance premiums, the committee suggests imposing a minimal handling fee on surrendered policies and directs the Nepal Insurance Authority to submit information within three months.
- The committee announces that the next meeting will be scheduled after receiving relevant information on the outlined directives.
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Siddhartha Capital announces a rise in Net Asset Value (NAV), with SIGS3 NAV surpassing par for the month of Mangsir
“Siddhartha Equity Fund (SEF),” a 10-year closed-end mutual fund managed by Siddhartha Capital Limited, has reported an increase in its Net Asset Value (NAV) for Mangsir. According to the financial report, the NAV stands at Rs. 9.68 at the end of Mangsir 2080, up from Rs. 9.16 in the previous month. With a total fund of Rs. 1.50 Arba, SEF has invested in listed shares, public issues, right shares, bonus shares, bonds/debentures, fixed deposits, and maintains a bank balance. The fund reports a net loss of Rs. 5.36 Crores in Mangsir, a significant improvement from the net loss of Rs. 13.07 Crores in the previous month.
Similarly, “Siddhartha Systematic Investment Scheme (SSIS),” an open-end fund without a maturity period and a fund size of Rs. 57.83 crores for Mangsir, has unveiled its NAV report. The NAV increased to Rs. 9.00 from Rs. 8.54 in the previous month. Investments in listed shares, public issues, FDs, bonds/debentures, and a bank balance are highlighted. SSIS reports a profit of Rs. 25.67 lakhs in Mangsir, rebounding from a loss of Rs. 2.34 crores in the previous month.
Furthermore, “Siddhartha Investment Growth Scheme 2 (SIGS2),” a 10-year closed-end mutual fund, managed by Siddhartha Capital Limited, reports an increased NAV of Rs. 9.68 in Mangsir, compared to Rs. 9.12 in the previous month. With a total fund of Rs. 1.20 Arba, SIGS2 has invested in listed shares, public issues, right shares, bonus shares, bonds/debentures, FDs, and maintains a bank balance. The fund reports a net loss of Rs. 4.32 crores in Mangsir, improving from a net loss of Rs. 11.11 crores in the previous month.
Lastly, “Siddhartha Investment Growth Scheme – 3 (SIGS3),” a 10-year closed-end fund with an NAV of Rs. 10.34 in Mangsir, up from Rs. 9.78 in the previous month, has a fund size of Rs. 80.58 Crores. The fund has invested in listed shares, public issues, FDs, bonds/debentures, and maintains a bank balance. SIGS3 reports a net profit of Rs. 21.77 lakhs in Mangsir, a positive shift from the net loss of Rs. 4.28 Crores in the previous month.
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Kun kun company le cash dividends di sakyo kata bata herne ho?
Maile announcement ko kura gare ko haina. Like kun kun le bank mai transfer garisakya cha dividends kata bata hercha? Kunai eautai thau cha tyo herne?
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Nepal’s gold market experiences unprecedented highs in a remarkable surge.
The Nepalese gold market witnessed an extraordinary surge, reaching an all-time high on December 28, 2023. The Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association reported a remarkable single-day increase of Rs. 1,300, propelling fine gold to an unprecedented rate of Rs. 1,22,000 per tola.
Previously, on December 4, 2023, fine gold had reached a historic peak of Rs. 1,21,600 per tola, establishing a record at that time. Tejabi gold, another highly coveted variety, also experienced a significant uptick, currently valued at Rs. 1,21,400 per tola, up from its previous rate of Rs. 1,20,100.
In line with this trend, silver prices have also risen, reaching 1,490 rupees per tola with a gain of 15 rupees. In comparison, Wednesday recorded a silver price of Rs. 1,475 per tola.
While the domestic market witnesses a surge in prices, the international market remains a crucial factor. As of the latest update, the current rate of gold is $2,086.13 per ounce. Internationally, silver also demonstrates positive momentum, with prices reaching $24.44 per ounce.
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Prabhu Capital’s mutual funds announce an increase in Net Asset Value (NAV) and net profit for the month of Mangsir
“Prabhu Select Fund (PSF)” has released its Net Asset Value (NAV) report for Mangsir, showcasing an increase from Rs. 9.57 to Rs. 10.20 in the fiscal year 2080. This 7-year closed-end scheme, initially starting with a fund size of Rs. 1.25 Arba, has invested in listed shares, public issues, right shares, bonus shares, fixed deposits, and bonds/debentures. The scheme reports a net profit of Rs. 1.99 crores in Mangsir, rebounding from a loss of Rs. 5.87 crores in the previous month.
Similarly, “Prabhu Smart Fund (PRSF),” a 10-year closed-end scheme with a fund size of Rs. 1 Arba, has published its NAV report for Mangsir. The NAV increased from Rs. 10.14 to Rs. 10.60. Investments in listed shares, public issues, right shares, bonus shares, fixed deposits, and bonds/debentures are noted for this scheme as well. PRSF reports a net profit of Rs. 72.90 Lakhs in Mangsir, recovering from a net loss of Rs. 3.92 Crores in the previous month.
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Laxmi Capital releases Net Asset Value (NAV) report for Mutual Fund Schemes in Mangsir
“Laxmi Equity Fund (LEMF),” a 7-year closed-end equity-oriented mutual fund scheme managed by Laxmi Capital Market Limited, has reported an increased Net Asset Value (NAV) of Rs. 9.89 in Mangsir, up from Rs. 9.20 in the previous month. With a fund size of Rs. 1.25 Arba, the scheme has invested Rs. 86.94 crores in listed shares of various companies. LEMF’s financials also indicate investments in public offerings, bonds/debentures, fixed deposits, and a bank balance. The fund reports a net loss of Rs. 18.67 crores in Mangsir, compared to Rs. 27.24 crores in the previous month.
In a similar vein, Laxmi Capital Market Limited has released the financial report of “Laxmi Unnati Kosh (LUK)” for Mangsir, reporting an NAV of Rs. 10.04, up from Rs. 9.35 in the previous month. With a fund size of Rs. 65.2 Crores, LUK has invested in listed shares, public issues, fixed deposits, and debentures. The fund reports a net loss of Rs. 5.80 crores in Mangsir, compared to Rs. 10.27 crores in the previous month.
Furthermore, the NAV report of “Shubha Laxmi Kosh (SLK),” an open-ended fund with a fund size of Rs. 28.48 crores for Mangsir, reveals an NAV of Rs. 9.96, up from Rs. 9.38 in the previous month. SLK has invested in listed shares, public issues, bonds/debentures, fixed deposits, and reports a net loss of Rs. 34.20 lakhs in Mangsir, compared to Rs. 1.99 crores in the previous month.
Lastly, the NAV report of “Laxmi Value Fund II (LVF2),” a closed-end fund with a fund size of Rs. 80 Crores for Mangsir, shows an NAV of Rs. 10.13, up from Rs. 9.72 in the previous month. LVF2 has invested in listed shares, public issues, fixed deposits, and reports a net profit of Rs. 1.06 crore in Mangsir, compared to a net loss of Rs. 2.22 crores in the previous month.
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Ncell submits unsigned share purchase documents to Telecom Authority.
Ncell has submitted a share purchase document to the Nepal Telecommunication Authority without the required signature, according to Purushottam Khanal, Chairman of the Telecommunications Authority.
During a session with the Parliament’s Technology Committee, Khanal revealed that the document lacked essential elements like a signature, seal, and stamp. The incident, occurring on the 13th of Last Mangsir when 80% of Ncell’s shares were bought and sold without prior approval, raises concerns about the transaction’s completeness and validity.
The Telecommunications Authority is actively working with Ncell to ensure accurate and compliant submission of necessary details. The Parliament’s Technology Committee closely monitors the situation, emphasizing the importance of following proper procedures in telecommunications sector share transactions.
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Kutheli Bukhari Small Hydropower and Green Ventures Limited announces AGM with specific agendas
Kutheli Bukhari Small Hydropower Limited (KBSH) has called its 12th AGM on Poush 27, 2080. The meeting will be held in German Homes Hospitality Pvt. Ltd., Gatthaghar, Bhaktapur, starting at 11:30 am that day.
These are the agendas of the AGM:
1) Endorsement of financial reports for the fiscal year 2079/80.
2) Endorse the auditor’s report of 2079/080 with PNL statements, financial reports, and cash flow reports.
3) Appointment of the auditor and determination of their remuneration for the fiscal year 2080/81.
4) Election of board members from public shareholding groups.
5) Regarding the formation of the board of directors.The company has not proposed any dividend for FY 2079/80.
18th Poush is the book closure date. Therefore, the shareholders maintained before that day are entitled to attend this AGM.
Green Ventures Limited (GVL) has called its 5th AGM on 5th Magh, 2080. The meeting will be held in Baneshwor Banquet, Kathmandu, starting at 11 AM that day.
These are the agendas of the AGM:
1) Endorsement of the annual report of the company.
2) Endorse the financial and auditor’s reports with PL statements, financial reports, and cash flow reports for FY 2079/80.
3) Endorse the appointment of the auditor for the fiscal year 2080/81.
4) Elect a director from the public shareholding group.
5) To determine the meeting allowance of the board of directors.
6) Miscellaneous.The book closure date is from Poush 20. Thus, shareholders maintained before that day can attend the AGM.