Bijaya Kumar Thakur and Dhirendra Thakur, the current promoters of Multipurpose Finance Company Limited (MPFL), have commenced the auction of their respective promoter shares. Bijaya Kumar Thakur is offering 26,000 units, while Dhirendra Thakur is putting up 30,000 units for auction. This auction, which began on the 18th of Poush, 2080, is exclusively open to […]
Five companies are closing their books tomorrow for shareholders to qualify for declared dividends, and today is the last day for shareholders to secure their entitlement. Kalika Power Company Limited (KPCL) has announced a book closure date of Poush 18 for shareholders to qualify for the proposed 10.5263% dividend, as decided in the company’s Annual
Eight companies that have declared dividends, either in cash or stock, are set to close their books from tomorrow until the 16th of Poush, 2080. Shareholders of these companies have until today to hold their shares if they wish to claim the proposed dividends. ICFC Finance Limited (ICFC) has set the book closure date for
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index registered a gain of 35.39 points, equivalent to 1.68% over the previous day’s closing, concluding at 2,141.87 points. The preceding trading day had seen an increase of 45.98 points for the index. The market kicked off with the index opening at 2113.94, hitting an intraday low of 2,110.76, and
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index showed significant growth, increasing by 45.98 points or 2.23% from the previous day’s closing, concluding at 2,106.48 points. This marks the highest point the NEPSE has reached in almost five months, following a gain of 38.14 points in the preceding trading day. The market opened at an index of
The NEPSE Index in Nepal has recorded a gain of 6.55 points, equivalent to 0.32%, surpassing the previous day’s closing and concluding at 1,994.60 points. This follows a 2.60 point increase on the day prior, and notably, after the recent review of the monetary policy on Friday, the index has seen a cumulative gain of
I see research companies saying ABC stock ko intrinsic value XXX ho bhanera, tara market ma eti price chha tei bhaera its overvalued or undervalued. How do they calculate that? View on r/NepalStock by dasman-
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The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) is considering six new IPO proposals from various companies. Among them, Apex Hospitality Limited has applied to issue 2,400,000 shares, aiming to generate Rs. 24 crores for their company. This application was submitted on Ashwin 12, 2080, and Himalayan Capital Limited will serve as the issue manager for the
Many may know it, may may not. However, recently I came to know from a news that almost all insurance companies have sold their stocks. many have sold 90%+, some have 50. ([https://www.bikashnews.com/2022/03/17/319120.html](https://www.bikashnews.com/2022/03/17/319120.html)) this is old one. i lost the list of latest one. It seems insurance companies are major player of NEPSE, besides Mutual
Are dividends provided directly to share holder’s bank account. Or is it given to the broker which then forwards the money? View on r/NepalStock by RizanTMZ
If two companies are merging in the ratio of 1:1, then it is better to buy stock having lower price, isn’t it? for instance, kbl and nccb are merging in 1:1 ratio. So its better to buy NCCB(ltp179.70) than KBL(ltp 183.30). Am I right here? View on r/NepalStock by ShoddyStreet677
