Guys, this is the golden opportunity in Nepse. Ghatyo bhane kinne paisa cha hoina ta? Aja swing trade hannai birse, broker ko ma paisa lina gako thiye yeso :D. Holding strong. Are you holding till 2900 or beyond? 2023 ma 3000 ekchoti feri chuncha jasto cha ta! 4 arab ko karobar back to back!!!!!!
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Blue chip heriraxu ailey tarw price dherai lagyo ani feri nepal ma stock ma invest garda kasto huni ho desh ma frequent unstability hunxw. So best suggestions please
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I sold my share on thursday last week and did EDIS on firday morning. The share is still showung on my portfolio. Is it normal? How can i confirm if my EDIS has been done or not?
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Dear Old Investor,
Please let me know what you think my long term investment allocation goal. Should i increase or decrease in certain sectors?
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Hello guys , lets discuss about some good dividend yielding companies with good growth for future investment .
Lets not miss this perfect buying time
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I have around 230 units of HDL which I bought for around Rs2300 per share. Is it a good decision to hold it for around 15 17yrs? If yes, how much bonus should I expect yearly?
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Should we sell the 10 kitta share after it is listed in nepse or should we hold it for longer period of time.
So Unique Lagubita ko FPO pareko cha sell garni kii dividend haru kurni??
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NIFRA, NABIL, SCB, CIT and Sanima Mai Hydro (SHPC) are the ones I am looking into. Yehi haru kasto hola + is there any other stock that I should consider??
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Miteri Development Bank Limited (MDB) has recently listed 11,15,733.6648 unit bonus shares on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE). This listing comes after the company’s 17th Annual General Meeting held on 27th Poush, where the shareholders approved a 13% dividend for the fiscal year 2078/79.
During the 224th board of directors meeting on Mangsir 19, 2079, it was decided that MDB would distribute a 13% dividend on its paid-up capital, which amounts to Rs. 90.34 Crores. The distribution plan included 12.35% bonus shares worth Rs. 11,15,73,366.67 and a 0.65% cash dividend (including tax) worth Rs. 58,72,282.46.
These bonus shares, along with the cash dividend, have now been officially listed on the NEPSE. Investors and shareholders can now trade and transact these bonus shares on the stock exchange. It is worth noting that bonus shares are additional shares distributed to existing shareholders, typically as a form of dividend, based on the number of shares they already hold.
As of the time of writing, MDB’s Last Traded Price (LTP) on the NEPSE stands at Rs. 375.1. This price reflects the current market value of the company’s shares and may fluctuate based on supply and demand dynamics in the stock market. Investors and traders interested in MDB can track its share price and make informed decisions regarding buying, selling, or holding the stock.
The listing of bonus shares on the NEPSE provides an opportunity for shareholders to further benefit from their investment in MDB. It allows them to trade these bonus shares as per their investment strategy and take advantage of potential price movements in the stock market. Moreover, the listing enhances the liquidity and marketability of MDB’s shares, contributing to a more active and dynamic trading environment on the NEPSE.
Overall, the listing of 11,15,733.6648 unit bonus shares of Miteri Development Bank Limited on the NEPSE reflects the company’s commitment to delivering value to its shareholders. It provides them with additional options to realize returns from their investments and participate actively in the stock market.
Infinity Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (ILBS) has released its third-quarter report for the current fiscal year, showing a decreased net profit of Rs. 1.38 crores. In the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal year, the company had recorded a profit of Rs. 11.83 crores.
The microfinance company’s net interest income, which is its core revenue, has decreased by 24.19% to Rs. 19.30 crores in the third quarter of the current fiscal year, compared to Rs. 25.47 crores generated in the same period of FY 2078/79.
ILBS’s operating profit has experienced a significant decline of 88.48%, amounting to Rs. 1.94 crores up to the third quarter of the ongoing fiscal year. Additionally, the non-performing loan (NPL) of the company has nearly tripled, reaching 14.04%.
Furthermore, minor fluctuations have been observed in the company’s deposits, borrowings, and personnel expenses, with changes of -1.02%, -6.32%, and 6.77% respectively, as indicated in the third-quarter report.
Infinity Laghubitta maintains a paid-up capital of Rs. 49.74 crores, along with Rs. 17.96 crores in the form of reserve and surplus, which includes reserves and retained earnings.
The company’s earnings per share (EPS) ratio is lower at Rs. 3.70, while the net worth per share stands at Rs. 136.11.
At the end of the third quarter, the company’s closing price was Rs. 644.90.
Nepal Telecom (NTC) Releases Q3 Report with Stable Net Profit, Increased Investments, and Strong Financial Position
Nepal Doorsanchar Company Limited (NTC), commonly known as Nepal Telecom, has published its third-quarter report for the fiscal year 2079/80. The report reveals that the company has achieved almost similar figures in Net Profits compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal year. In Q3, NTC recorded a Net Profit of Rs. 5.41 Arba, which is slightly lower than the Rs. 5.43 Arba achieved in the same quarter of FY 2078/2079.
However, the company’s income from other sources has seen a notable increase of 35.78%, reaching Rs. 5.86 Arba in the third quarter of the current fiscal year, compared to Rs. 4.31 Arba in the previous fiscal year.
While the administrative expenses of the company have risen by 16.25% to Rs. 89.87 crores during Q3 of this fiscal year, NTC has successfully reduced its operating and maintenance expenses by 13.65% to Rs. 5.28 Arba, as opposed to Rs. 6.12 Arba during the corresponding quarter of FY 2078/79.
NTC has also made significant increments in its investments, which now amount to Rs. 72.66 Arba, including both long-term and short-term investments.
With a paid-up capital of Rs. 18 Arba and reserves and surplus of Rs. 75.47, Nepal Telecom stands in a robust financial position.
The company maintains an Earning per Share (EPS) of Rs. 40.09 and was traded at a Price per Earnings Ratio of 20.40 times.
The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has recently published its third quarterly review of the monetary policy for the fiscal year 2079/80. The primary objectives of the NRB, as outlined in the Nepal Rastra Bank Act of 2058, are to ensure price and exchange stability for the overall economic stability and long-term growth of the country.
Considering the prevailing economic and financial conditions, the NRB has formulated and implemented the necessary monetary policies to achieve these objectives. Adhering to the rule of reviewing the economic and financial situation on a quarterly basis, the focus of this review is on the third quarter of the current fiscal year.