A recent multi-party agreement has been established to enable electricity supply from Nepal to Bangladesh. The agreement involves Nepal, India, and Bangladesh, and is considered a preliminary step. The Ministry of Energy, Water Resources, and Irrigation has disclosed that the initial phase will see Bangladesh purchasing 40 megawatts of electricity from Nepal.
The Securities Exchange Board of Nepal (SEBON) has included the right shares of Himalaya Urja Bikas Company (HURJA) in its pipeline, subject to preliminary review. HURJA, a hydropower company, plans to issue 100% right shares valued at Rs. 99 Crores. This will involve the issuance of 9,900,000 (1:1) units of right shares to its existing
In the most recent list of mutual fund scheme pipeline status published by the Securities Exchange Board of Nepal (SEBON), “NI 31” has recently been added under preliminary review. The fund size for NI 31 will be Rs. 15 crores divided into 1.5 crore units with a par value of Rs.10 per unit. On
The Securities Exchange Board of Nepal (SEBON) has added Api Power Company Limited (API) right shares to its preliminary review pipeline. The hydropower company intends to issue 40% right shares worth Rs. 1.65 Arba to its existing shareholders in the form of 16,533,137 (1:0.40) units of right shares. API’s current paid-up capital, after adjusting for
The Electricity Regulatory Commission has given preliminary approval to Synergy Power Development Company (SPDL) to issue a 2: 1 right offering. On Kartik 17, 2079, the application for the issuance of right shares was submitted to ERC. On Shrawan 24, 2078, the board of directors proposed issuing 50% right shares on the paid-up capital after
The Electricity Regulatory Commission has given preliminary approval to Api Power Company Limited (API) to issue 16,533,137 units of right shares. On February 2, the board of directors proposed issuing 40% of the paid-up capital in right shares. After adjusting for 7.5% bonus shares, the company’s paid-up capital will be Rs. 4.13 Arba. As a result of the 1:0.40 (40% rights issue), the company’s paid-up capital will be increased to Rs. 5.78 Arba. The company proposed issuing the right shares to pay off the debt of the projects that it is producing.
Please note that Cryptocurrency transaction and mining is illegal in Nepal as per the notice issued by Nepal Rastra bank. This article is only for information purposes. Money has evolved and changed shape over time. Today, digital currencies are best suited to the needs of the digital world. Digital currencies are focused on decentralising the
