Tag: Applications

  • Why Sarbottam , or any other wannabe public traded company for that matter, enforce a minimum cap on IPO applications?

    Why Sarbottam , or any other wannabe public traded company for that matter, enforce a minimum cap on IPO applications?


    *Since IPO is a instrument to assemble scattered capital for a company to finance its ventures, why would companies come up with minimum cap on applying for them then ? If it were to stem from the fear of undersubscription(which is the only reason i can come up with at the moment), then wouldn’t allowing the usual 10 kittas ensure increased investment encouraging the ones, who do not have much to invest, to invest whatever they have ? What is the rationale behind such a decision? May be some of the folks can drop their valuable insights on the matter and shed some light on the issue.*

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  • CIT Auctions applications for Promoter shares

    CIT Auctions applications for Promoter shares


    In the current auction of CIT promoter shares.Can general public apply it. And will it trade like CIT ordinary shars or is assigned different script.(like CITP)

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  • “Final Day for Manakamana Engineering Hydropower IPO Applications; 1.308 Crore Units Received”

    “Final Day for Manakamana Engineering Hydropower IPO Applications; 1.308 Crore Units Received”


    Manakamana Engineering Hydropower Limited is concluding the offering of its 2,276,620 unit IPO shares with a face value of Rs 100 each, starting today on the 31st of Shrawan, 2080. This date marks the early closing deadline for the IPO.

    Should the issue not have garnered full subscriptions by the 31st of Shrawan, the closing date could have been extended until the 10th of Bhadra, 2080.

    According to information from CDS and Clearing Limited, as of Wednesday morning, the total number of applications received for the issue has reached 1,168,454, accounting for 13,089,350 unit shares. In monetary terms, this translates to Rs. 1.3089 Arba.

     

  • SEBON issues Letters of Intent to 13 new broker companies who submitted license applications.

    SEBON issues Letters of Intent to 13 new broker companies who submitted license applications.


    The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has initiated the process of granting new licenses for stock brokers and dealers. Following the revision of the Securities Market Operation Regulations 2064 and the Securities Dealers Regulations 2064, SEBON announced a 30-day deadline for accepting applications for new licenses. As a result, 45 companies applied for stock broker licenses and one company applied for a stock dealer license.

    Recently, SEBON issued Letters of Intent (LOI) to 13 new broker companies that had applied for licenses. Earlier, at a board of directors meeting, 16 companies had already received LOIs. So far, 29 companies that have applied for broker licenses have received LOIs from SEBON.

    Once a new broker company receives a letter of intent from SEBON, it is required to set up its infrastructure according to the board-established standards. Following infrastructure preparation, SEBON will monitor the company to ensure that all requirements are met. If all requirements are met during monitoring, the company will be granted a license.

  • Sunrise Focused Equity Fund (SFEF) Units Listed in NEPSE

    Sunrise Focused Equity Fund (SFEF) Units Listed in NEPSE


    Sunrise Focused Equity Fund (SFEF) units worth $10 billion have been listed on NEPSE. The fund initially offered just 12 crore units, however the offering was downsized due to a reduced number of applications.

    The “Sunrise Focused Equity Fund” is a closed-end fund with a 10-year maturity horizon. On the 10th of Magh, Sunrise Capital allocated its Sunrise Focused Equity Fund. Nevertheless, the close-ended mutual fund received just 10 crore unit mutual fund applications out of the 12 crores available, forcing the fund manager to decrease the fund’s corpus to Rs 1 Arba.

  • NMB Bank’s “10.75% NMB Debenture 2089/90” is now available; minimum applications are for 25 units.

    NMB Bank’s “10.75% NMB Debenture 2089/90” is now available; minimum applications are for 25 units.


    NMB Bank Limited (NMB) is releasing 40,00,000 units of “10.75% NMB Debenture 2089/90″ to the general public and institutions today, Chaitra 21st.

     

    The debenture, which has a maturity period of 10 years and a coupon rate of 10.75%, is available for application from today to the 24th Chaitra, 2079. 
    If the issue is not fully subscribed, the deadline can be pushed back to Baisakh 5, 2080.

     

  • The Sagarmatha Jalbidhyut Company’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) has concluded, with 3,58,176 lucky applicants receiving 10 units each.

    The Sagarmatha Jalbidhyut Company’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) has concluded, with 3,58,176 lucky applicants receiving 10 units each.


    Sagarmatha Jalvidyut Company Limited’s initial public offering (IPO) was completed today at Prabhu Capital Limited’s Kamaladi headquarters.

    Out of the total 43,68,000 units authorized for the general public, 10%, or 436,800 units, have already been issued and distributed to Nepalese people working abroad, 5%, or 218,400 units, have been put aside for mutual funds, and 3%, or 131,040 units, have been set aside for firm workers.

     

    The remaining 35,81,760 units were distributed to the general population between the 8th and 12th Chaitra, 2079.

    Following the IPO, the company’s paid-up capital will be Rs. 1.12 Arba. Moreover, the promoter-public share ratio would be 51: 49.

    The problem has received 13,93,153 genuine applications.

  • The deadline for the auction of 296,000 Kumari Bank promoter shares has been extended to Chaitra 06

    The deadline for the auction of 296,000 Kumari Bank promoter shares has been extended to Chaitra 06


    The deadline for the sale of 2,96,000 units of promoter share has been extended till Chaitra 6, 2079, according to Kumari Bank Limited (KBL).

    KBL’s existing promoters have started auctioning off their 2,96,000 unit promoter stake. The auction began on the 16th of Falgun and was scheduled to end tomorrow, on the 30th of Falgun, 2079. Nevertheless, because the auction organizer received insufficient applications, the sale has been extended until Chaitra 6.

    Individual investors, businesses, and institutions can all bid in an auction. The minimum bid is Rs. 119. The promoters’ shares have a minimum bid quantity of 10,000 units. Although bidders may bid for the full issue, they must follow the Nepal Rastra Bank’s guideline not to bid more than once.

  • Global IME Bank’s “11.25% Global IME Bank Debenture 2084/85” will close today & applications for a minimum of 25 units can be submitted.

    Global IME Bank’s “11.25% Global IME Bank Debenture 2084/85” will close today & applications for a minimum of 25 units can be submitted.


    Global IME Bank Ltd will close the public issuance of the “11.25% Global IME Bank Debenture 2084/85” today, February 5th.

    The issue had begun on the 29th of Magh and was scheduled to end on the 3rd of Falgun. Nevertheless, the bank earlier declared in a notification that the deadline will be extended until February 14, although the subscription would expire as soon as it is subscribed. Because the offering is now oversubscribed, the business will shut it today till the end of banking hours.

    50 lakh units would be issued at a par value of Rs.1000 each. 30 lakh units of the overall offer will be subscribed through private placement, while the remaining 20 lakh shares totaling Rs. 2 Arba are eligible for public issuance, with 5% reserved for mutual funds. The offering would generate a total of Rs 5 arba.

    Sunrise Capital Ltd has been named the issue manager. Investors can apply for as little as 25 units and as many as 100,000 units.

    The “11.25% Global IME Bank Debenture 2084/85” has a maturity duration of 5 years and will provide unit holders with 11.25% annual yields until the date of maturity.

  • How to download videos on your iPhone easily

    How to download videos on your iPhone easily


    Apple’s policy, unlike Android’s, prohibits users from installing third-party applications. As a result, you won’t be able to install or use applications that aren’t available in the app store. There are also just a few applications in the app store that assist with video downloads. We discovered an amazing app named “Doplusents by Readdle” after doing some research. It’s essentially a file manager, but it does the job.

    • First of all, Navigate to the App Store and search for an app called “Doplusents by Readdle”
    • Download and open it on your device.
    • Hover to the Compass icon on your screen and tap on it.
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    • Copy the URL of the video you want to download and return it to the app
    •  Browse www.videosolo.com/online-video-downloader/ in the app and paste the copied URL into the box.
    • Click on the Download button
    • set the preferences from the list of options and click  Download.
    • Type the destination folder where you want the video to be saved.
    • After the completion of the download process, you can find the video in the Downloads section of the app
    • To save the video on your iPhone, click on the video in the Downloads section and then click on the three dots right next to it.
    • Select share and then find Save video from the list of options.
    • Click on the option to save the video to your iPhone’s internal storage.

    You can successfully download videos from the internet, like YouTube, if you follow the steps above. Be sure to only download non-copyrighted videos, as copyrighted videos can result in legal ramifications.