mero vai (15 now) le 2 years agi bata ipo varna thaleko theyo ra tyeslai maile aru sabai ko ipo var tara mutual funds ko chai na var hai vanya theya but mero kura na sunera tannai mutual funds harko ne ipo vareko varei garxa and aile sabai ko price 8 vanda kam xa ra na ta dividend nai deko xa.
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I just realized GIMES1 ta mature bhaera ettikai raecha mero portfolio ma. What do I need to do?
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Maile hijo kumari capital ma open ended mutual fund becheko ani aaja paisa aayo tara stock nai gako xaina ke garum
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I want to invest in something for the future but investing ma teti dherai gyan xaina…. Open ended mutual funds ali interesting lagyo… Do you guys have any advices or suggestions about it ?
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mistenkly maile IPO bhareko raichu. Tara derai month bhaisakyo nepse ma list nai hudaina tah.
yo k bhako bech na milcha ki nai yo
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What’s up with mutual fund index just casually rising by 28% on august 15
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Himalayan Capital Limited, the issue manager for the “Himalayan 80-20” MF scheme’s IPO, has announced the completion of allotment for the 85 million units made available to the general public. Initially, Himalayan Capital had offered 10 million units valued at Rs 1 billion, priced at Rs 10 per unit. Out of this total, 15 percent (15 million units) were reserved for the promoter, Himalayan Bank, while the remaining 85 million units were open to the general public.
The “Himalayan 80-20” plan allocates 80 percent of the capital to long-term investments with compounding returns in the capital and financial market. The remaining 20 percent is actively managed based on market dynamics to maximize returns. This investment strategy is supervised by experienced fund managers at Himalayan Capital Limited.
Himalayan Capital’s mutual fund scheme, Himalayan 80-20, has witnessed significant demand, with applications exceeding the available units by 1.076 times, as reported by the Central Depository System and Clearing Limited (CDSC). The application period ended with more applications than units available.
By 5:06 p.m. on Friday, the scheme had received applications for 9.14 crores 61 thousand 820 units, while Himalayan Capital had initially issued 85 million units for the public.
In total, 4 lakh 61 thousand 141 applications were submitted for mutual fund units, resulting in a collection of 1 crore 46 lakh 18 thousand 200 rupees from these applications.
Today marks the final trading day before Kumari Capital’s mutual funds close their books for dividend distribution, with the book closure date set for the 18th of Bhadra. Anyone holding units in these funds until today will be eligible for the cash dividend.
During their 60th board meeting on the 25th of Shrawan, Kumari Capital Limited decided to allocate a 10% cash dividend for Kumari Equity Fund (KEF) and a 6% cash dividend, including taxes, for Kumari Dhanbriddhi Yojana (KDBY) for the fiscal year 2079/80 to their unit holders.
In the previous fiscal year, KEF had announced a 5% cash dividend for FY 2078/79. As of the current update, the last traded price (LTP) for KEF stands at Rs. 9.02, while KDBY is at Rs. 8.32.
Himalayan Capital Limited is concluding the public offering of its mutual fund scheme called “Himalayan 80-20” today, which is Bhadra 15, 2080. Initially, the offering started on the 32nd day of Shrawan and was supposed to end on the 4th day of Bhadra, 2080. However, due to a lack of sufficient applications, the closing date was extended to today.
Out of a total of 10 crore unit shares, 15% or 1.50 crore units worth Rs. 15 crores were allocated to the fund sponsor, Himalayan Bank Limited. The remaining 8.50 crore units were made available to the general public starting from the 32nd day of Shrawan.
According to CDSC (Central Depository and Clearing Company), as of 10 a.m. this morning, there have been a total of 44,762 applicants who have applied for 80,813,100 units worth Rs. 80.81 Crore.