I am trying to search for the oldest companies still trading to study their price behavior. Companies like Nabil, NLIC, UNL have charts since 2011-2013 but i am not able to find companies with charts that have greater back history. Please suggest View on r/NepalStock by sockholder
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The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) is looking to make important changes to the rules governing hydropower companies, especially regarding the issuance of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and right shares. These changes will involve updates to the regulations related to registering and removing hydropower companies. Hydropower companies often raise capital by selling shares to
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Where do all the financial companies publish their quarterly reports? yo sabai media (sharesansar, nepsealpha, merolagani) haru le pani ta kunai source bata extract garxa hola ni. tyo source chahi kun ho? i checked the websites of many companies, teha katti companies le upload nai gareko hudaina, then i checked [nepalstock.com.np](https://nepalstock.com.np) teha pani time ma
In Nepal Is it possible to invest in foreign countries by an individual ? If it is possible by an institution then what are the terms and conditions? View on r/NepalStock by Nepal_queries
Life insurance companies are currently in a strong competition to increase their premium collections. In the fiscal year 2079/80, until the month of Ashad, they collected a significant amount of Rs. 1.42 Kharba in premiums. This achievement was made possible by the hard work across 1.41 crore active insurance policies. According to a report
The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has recently approved licenses for five new brokerage firms. Sajilo Broker Company Ltd, Roadshow Securities Ltd, and Beni Securities Pvt. Ltd have been granted licenses for limited stock broking services, while Himalayan Securities Ltd and Sunny Securities Company Ltd. have been approved as full operating brokerage service providers.
Once a private limited company becomes a public entity, it will have the ability to initiate an initial public offering (IPO) after gaining approval. In a recent cabinet meeting on Tuesday, the Securities Registration and Issuance (Seventh Amendment) Regulations of 2080 were given the green light. This approval introduced new rules to the capital
In the financial year 2079/80, the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) achieved a remarkable milestone by approving initial public offerings (IPOs) worth over 22 billion rupees. This surpasses the previous record set in the financial year 2077/78, when SEBON allowed IPOs worth 15 billion 18 crores. Chairman Ramesh Hamal led the effort, breaking the previous
