Tag: hydropower’s

  • “Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower’s Offer Letter Released for Right Shares Issue Opening on Bhadra 18”

    “Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower’s Offer Letter Released for Right Shares Issue Opening on Bhadra 18”


     

    Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower Limited has released an offer letter to introduce its 100% rights shares. As per the publicly disclosed offer letter, the company plans to accept applications for these right shares at a 1:1 ratio, or 100%, from the 18th of Bhadra to the 7th of Ashwin, 2080.

    The hydropower firm intends to distribute 105,900,000 units of right shares, totaling Rs. 10.59 Arba, to its existing shareholders. This issuance will lead to a subsequent increase in the company’s paid-up capital to Rs. 21.18 Arba following the adjustment of the proposed right shares.

     

  • “Molung Hydropower’s IPO Release Followed by Disappointing Q4 Report; EPS at Rs. -1.42”

    “Molung Hydropower’s IPO Release Followed by Disappointing Q4 Report; EPS at Rs. -1.42”


     

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    Molung Hydropower Company Limited (MHCL) has released its Q4 financial report for the recently concluded fiscal year 2079-80, revealing a net loss of Rs. 1.14 crores. In comparison, during the same period in the previous fiscal year 2078-79, the company had recorded earnings of Rs. 55.46 lakhs.

    The drop in net profits has led to a decrease in the company’s Earnings per Share (EPS), which now stands at Rs. -1.42. Additionally, the Net worth per Share has fallen below par, reaching just Rs. 75.80.

     

  • Upper Syange Hydropower’s IPO Oversubscribed 18.43 Times; Last Day to Apply.

    Upper Syange Hydropower’s IPO Oversubscribed 18.43 Times; Last Day to Apply.


    Upper Syange Hydropower Limited has announced the closure of its Initial Public Offering (IPO) for 539,500 shares with a face value of Rs 100 each. The IPO was open to the general public from July 10th, 2080, and concluded on July 13th, 2080. The company aimed to raise Rs 5.39 crore from this offering, which will increase its paid-up capital to Rs 22 crores. Out of the total 650,000 units, 10% (65,000 units) were allotted to Nepalese citizens working abroad, 5% (32,500 units) were reserved for mutual funds, and 2% (13,000 units) were set aside for the company’s employees. The remaining 539,500 units were available for the general public to purchase.

     

  • Balephi Hydropower’s Challenging Q3: Net Losses, Administrative Expenses Surge, and Strategies for Financial Recovery

    Balephi Hydropower’s Challenging Q3: Net Losses, Administrative Expenses Surge, and Strategies for Financial Recovery


    Balephi Hydropower Limited (BHL) has released its third-quarter report for the current fiscal year, revealing a significant net loss of Rs. 23.72 crores. In comparison, during the third quarter of the previous fiscal year 2078/79, the company had reported a net loss of Rs. 6.06 lakhs.

    During the third quarter of the current fiscal year, BHL experienced a substantial increase in administrative expenses, reaching Rs. 25.59 lakhs. Additionally, the company had to bear financial costs amounting to Rs. 31.19 crores up to the third quarter of FY 079/80.

    With an Earnings per Share (EPS) of Rs. -17.30 and a below-average net worth of Rs. 81.93, BHL faces financial challenges. However, the company managed to generate revenue of Rs. 35.93 crores from the sale of power until the end of the third quarter of the ongoing fiscal year.

    According to the management analysis, BHL incurred significant penalties from the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) for surpassing the Required Commercial Operation Date (RCOD) as outlined in the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA).

    BHL is optimistic that once the RCOD issue is resolved, the company will generate sufficient cash revenue to meet its financial and operational obligations. To improve its cash flow, the company plans to issue right shares.

    In a meeting held on Falgun 12, 2079, the board of directors of BHL decided to propose the issuance of rights shares in a ratio of 1:0.5 in the next annual general meeting. The proposal aims to utilize the then-paid-up capital of Rs. 1.827 Arba, resulting in an enhanced paid-up capital of Rs. 2.74 Arba after the 50% right issue.

    At the end of the third quarter of this fiscal year, BHL’s closing share price stood at Rs. 321. Additionally, the company successfully increased its paid-up capital by 10.50%, amounting to Rs. 1.82 Arba.

  • “IPO Shares for Ingwa Hydropower’s General Public Offering Now Available: Get Your 12,68,639 Units Today!”

    “IPO Shares for Ingwa Hydropower’s General Public Offering Now Available: Get Your 12,68,639 Units Today!”


     

    Ingwa Hydropower Limited has announced the closure of its IPO issuance of 12,68,639 unit shares with a face value of Rs. 100 per share. The issue, which opened on April 13, 2080, is oversubscribed by 8.64 times, with 994,624 applicants applying for a total of 10,964,750 units. The company intends to collect Rs. 12.68 crore from this IPO, with 70% of the shares belonging to promoter shareholders.

    Before this issuance, the company had allotted 306,840 units of its 6,00,000 unit shares worth Rs. 6 crores to project-affected locals in Taplejung District, with the remaining 293,160 units added to the 12,00,000 units reserved for the general public. Out of the total 14,93,160 units available to the general public, 120,000 units have already been allotted to Nepalese citizens working abroad, while 5% and 2% have been set aside for mutual funds and employees of the company, respectively. The remaining 12,68,639 units are for the general public, with a minimum application of 10 units and a maximum of 20,000 units.

    The IPO issuance is managed by Sunrise Capital Limited, while CARE Ratings Nepal Limited has assigned an issuer rating of ‘CARE-NP BB (Is)’ to Ingwa Hydropower Limited, indicating a moderate risk of default regarding timely servicing of financial obligations in Nepal. The company was incorporated on June 23, 2009, as a private limited company and was later converted into a public limited company on August 25, 2014. The company’s institutional promoters and individual businessmen in Nepal have promoted it to set up a 9.70 MW run-of-river, Upper Ingwa Khola hydroelectric project under the BOOT mechanism in the Panchthar district of Nepal.

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