For instance, imagine I'm trying to sarbottam cement buy at a price that's 10% off the current rate, but I get an error message saying the price isn't within the allowed range. My plan is to keep hitting the 'buy' button until the price reaches the acceptable limit, in this case, the 10% threshold. Will this get me banned, or could something else happen? Has anyone experienced a ban or any repercussions from doing something similar?
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Sana Kisan Bikas Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (SKBBL) has recently listed a whopping 47,47,555.941 unit bonus shares on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE). This development follows the company’s 22nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on 29th Poush, 2080.
During the AGM, SKBBL’s shareholders were delighted to hear about the approval of a generous 15% dividend for the fiscal year 2079/80. This dividend included 14.25% bonus shares and 0.75% cash dividend (inclusive of tax), showcasing SKBBL’s commitment to rewarding its investors.
The newly listed bonus shares are now available for trading on NEPSE, providing shareholders and potential investors with enhanced opportunities for investment and growth. As of the latest update, SKBBL’s closing price stands at Rs. 822.00, reflecting positive market sentiment and investor confidence in the company’s performance.
This listing of bonus shares on NEPSE not only benefits existing shareholders by increasing the value of their investments but also attracts new investors looking for promising opportunities in the financial market. SKBBL’s strong financial standing and strategic decisions continue to position the company as a reliable and attractive investment option in Nepal’s growing economy.
Stay tuned for more updates on financial news and market trends as we continue to bring you the latest developments shaping the investment landscape.
Today, we are excited to share the recent listing of 64,00,000 unit bonus shares of Reliable Nepal Life Insurance Limited (RNLI) on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE). This development comes after RNLI’s successful 7th annual general meeting held on 29th Magh, 2080, where a significant dividend was endorsed for the fiscal year 2079/80.
During the annual general meeting, RNLI’s board of directors approved a generous 16.84% dividend for the fiscal year, demonstrating the company’s commitment to rewarding its shareholders. The decision was made during the 126th board of directors meeting on Poush 24, where it was decided to distribute the dividend on the paid-up capital of Rs. 4 Arba. This distribution included 16% bonus shares valued at Rs. 64 crore and 0.84% cash dividend amounting to Rs. 3.36 crore.
Following this announcement, the same bonus shares have now been officially listed on NEPSE, providing shareholders with increased liquidity and investment opportunities. As of the latest update, RNLI’s Last Traded Price (LTP) stands at Rs. 437.60, reflecting positive market sentiment and investor confidence in the company’s performance and future prospects.
This listing of bonus shares on NEPSE not only benefits existing shareholders by enhancing the value of their investments but also attracts potential investors looking for promising opportunities in the insurance sector. RNLI’s strong financial performance and strategic decision-making continue to position the company as a reliable and lucrative investment option in Nepal’s dynamic market.
Stay tuned for more updates on financial news and market trends as we continue to bring you the latest developments shaping the investment landscape.
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has presented a comprehensive overview of Nepal’s current macroeconomic and financial status based on data from the first eight months ending mid-March 2023/24.
Inflation and Trade
Inflation Trends
Foreign Exchange and Reserves
Banking and Credit
Balance of Payments
Overall, Nepal’s economy shows resilience and positive growth indicators amidst global economic fluctuations.
The current market for fine gold has witnessed a notable decrease, with the price dropping by Rs. 1,000 per tola. According to the latest information from the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association (FENEGOSIDA), the present trading value for fine gold is Rs. 1,25,000 per tola. This reflects a reduction of Rs. 1,000 from the closing rate reported yesterday, which stood at Rs. 1,26,000 per tola.
Notably, on March 10, 2024, fine gold had reached an unprecedented peak at Rs. 1,26,000 per tola, marking a historic milestone in the market. However, the recent decrease indicates a shift in the pricing trend.
Similarly, Tejabi gold is currently priced at Rs. 1,24,400 per tola, showcasing a decrease of Rs. 1,000 compared to the closing price of Rs. 1,25,400 per tola reported yesterday.
In addition to the changes in gold prices, the price of silver has also experienced a decline. The current market rate for silver is Rs. 1,465 per tola, reflecting a decrease of Rs. 20 compared to yesterday’s closing rate of Rs. 1,485 per tola.
The current promoter of Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited (NIMB) has initiated the auction of 2,55,741 units of shares, exclusively targeting existing promoter shareholders, starting from today, the 30th of Falgun, 2080.
In this auction process, only the existing promoters of NIMB are eligible to participate in the bidding, and they have a window of 35 days from the date of the notice publication, concluding on the 30th of Falgun, to submit their bids.
All interested shareholders are required to submit their bids at the central office of the bank, conveniently located in Lazimpat, Kathmandu. It’s noteworthy that if no bids are received from existing founder shareholders within the specified timeframe, the shares will subsequently be made available for auction to the general public.
As of the latest update, NIMB is listed with a Last Traded Price (LTP) of Rs. 172.90. Simultaneously, NIMBPO, another class of shares associated with the bank, closed at Rs. 140.10. These market values provide insight into the current financial standing and investor sentiment surrounding Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited and its associated securities.
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index closed with a marginal loss of 2.48 points or 0.11% compared to the previous day’s closing, settling at 2,108.72 points, following a notable gain of 58.58 points in the preceding trading session.
Trading activities commenced with the index opening at 2,123.91, touching an intraday low of 2,093.89, and reaching an intraday high of 2,124.08, with the latter serving as the closing figure for the day.
Throughout today’s trading, a total of 310 different stocks were exchanged through 73,506 transactions. The volume of shares traded amounted to 10,889,634 with a total turnover of Rs. 4.24 Arba. Market capitalization stood at Rs. 33.14 Kharba, with a float market capitalization of Rs. 11.28 Kharba.
SHIVAM CEMENTS LTD (SHIVM) led in terms of turnover, reaching Rs. 25.53 crores and closing at a market price of Rs. 548.10.
Notably, Wean Nepal Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (WNLB) emerged as the top performer, exhibiting the highest gain of 9.99%, closely followed by Unnati Sahakarya Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (USLB) with a gain of 9.58%. Conversely, Upper Tamakoshi Hydropower Ltd (UPPER) experienced the highest loss, totaling 10%.
In sector indices, all six sector indices closed in positive territory today. The “Finance Index” recorded the highest gain of 2.32%, while the “Hotels And Tourism Index” witnessed a loss of 1.14%. This mixed performance across sectors reflects the varied market sentiment and activity observed during the trading session.
Miteri Development Bank Limited (MDB) is currently undergoing a significant development as its existing promoter, Sunil Shrestha, has initiated the auction of 3,25,000 units of shares exclusively to existing promoter shareholders starting from today, the 29th of Falgun, 2080.
In this offering, Sunil Shrestha aims to sell the specified number of promoter shares to the existing promoter shareholders, and only individuals falling under this category are eligible to participate in the bidding process. The auction window extends for a period of 35 days from the date of the notice publication, concluding on the 29th of Falgun.
Interested shareholders are required to submit their bids either at the central office of Miteri Development Bank Limited, situated at Mahendrapath, Dharan, or at Prabhu Capital Limited, located in Kamaladi, Kathmandu. It’s important to note that if no bids are received from existing founder shareholders within the stipulated timeframe, the shares will subsequently be made available for auction to the general public.
As of the current update, MDB is listed with a Last Traded Price (LTP) of Rs. 397.10. Simultaneously, MDBPO, another class of shares associated with the bank, has an LTP of Rs. 217.00. These market values provide a snapshot of the current financial standing and investor sentiment surrounding Miteri Development Bank Limited and its associated securities.
The final steps for the merger between Nerude Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (NLBBL) and Mirmire Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (MMFDB) have recently been concluded. In accordance with Section 9 (3) of the Merger and Acquisition Directive 2079 Act, the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has issued a circular, officially suspending share transactions of the company as outlined in Section 9 (3) of the Directory 2079.
The merger agreement between NLBBL and MMFDB, sealed at a swap ratio of 1:1, has determined the formation of a new entity named “Nerude Mirmire Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited.” This new company is slated to commence joint operations on Falgun 30, marking the beginning of a consolidated business approach.
Currently, NLBBL holds a paid-up capital of Rs. 73.20 Crores, while MMFDB’s paid-up capital stands at Rs. 66.57 Crores. The merger signifies a strategic combination of financial strengths and resources from both entities, aiming to enhance their overall market position and operational capabilities.
In the current scenario, NLBBL and MMFDB are valued at Rs. 595.00 and Rs. 580.00, respectively, based on their Last Traded Prices (LTP). This reflects the market’s anticipation and response to the forthcoming merger, showcasing potential implications for the stock values of the involved entities.
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index demonstrated a noteworthy surge, gaining 58.58 points or 2.85% compared to the previous day’s closing, concluding at 2,111.24 points. In the preceding trading session, the index had also experienced a positive trend, accumulating a gain of 22.10 points. The day’s trading activities commenced with the index opening at 2,065.63, touching an intraday low of 2,064.08, and reaching an intraday high of 2,111.24, ultimately settling at this peak as the closing figure.
Acknowledging the pivotal role of the stock market in the nation’s economic development, the Finance Ministry emphasized the necessity for a collective effort to address prevailing issues and expedite initiatives. The unwavering commitment of the finance minister towards enhancing the stock market has created a positive atmosphere, fostering growth and confidence within the sector.
In the course of today’s trading, a total of 305 different stocks were exchanged through 82,746 transactions. The volume of shares traded amounted to 10,609,597 with a total turnover of Rs. 4.55 Arba. The market capitalization stood at Rs. 33.18 Kharba, with a float market capitalization of Rs. 11.30 Kharba.
SHIVAM CEMENTS LTD (SHIVM) emerged as the top performer in terms of turnover, reaching Rs. 37.19 crores and closing at a market price of Rs. 554.
Five companies experienced a positive circuit today, contributing to the overall optimistic market sentiment. On the contrary, Himalayan 80-20 (H8020) recorded the highest loss of 2.57%, followed by Molung Hydropower Company Limited (MHCL) with a loss of 2.53%.
Notably, all sector indices concluded in the green, with the “Life Insurance Index” leading the pack with the highest gain of 5.44%, while the “HydroPower Index” recorded the least gain at 0.99%. This robust performance across various sectors reflects a positive trajectory in the Nepalese stock market.
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index recorded a significant gain of 22.10 points, equivalent to 1.08%, surpassing the previous day’s closing to settle at 2,052.65 points. In the preceding trading session, the index had registered a gain of 13.51 points.
Commencing the trading day, the index opened at 2,032.58, touching an intraday low of 2,032.58, and achieving an intraday high of 2,061.20.
Throughout the day’s trading activities, 304 different stocks were traded in 56,726 transactions. The volume of shares traded totaled 7,043,457, with a cumulative turnover of Rs. 2.92 Arba. The market capitalization stood at Rs. 32.26 Kharba, and the float market capitalization was Rs. 10.97 Kharba.
SHIVAM CEMENTS LTD (SHIVM) emerged with the highest turnover, amounting to Rs. 22.93 crores, and concluded at a market price of Rs. 537.
Among the gainers, Wean Nepal Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (WNLB) and Jalpa Samudayik Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (JALPA) exhibited the most substantial gain of 10%, followed by Mahuli Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (MSLB) with an 8.72% gain.
On the downside, Chirkhwa Hydropower Limited (CKHL) incurred the highest loss of 7.06%, trailed by Peoples Hydropower Company Limited (PHCL) with a loss of 6.95%.
In the sector indices, only the HydroPower Index concluded in the red, while the “Microfinance Index” demonstrated the most significant gain of 4.21%. The “HydroPower Index” experienced a marginal loss of 0.12%
The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), the central bank of Nepal, has presented an overview of the country’s macroeconomic and financial situation based on data from the first seven months, ending mid-February of 2023/24.
According to NRB, the inflation rate was estimated at 5.01% on a year-on-year basis. The gross foreign exchange reserves reached USD 13.89 billion. Total imports decreased by 2.3%, exports by 7.1%, and the trade deficit by 1.8%. The NEPSE index stood at 2101.16.
Year-on-year consumer price inflation moderated to 5.01% in mid-February 2024, compared to 7.88% a year ago. Wholesale price inflation stood at 2.82% in mid-February 2024.
Merchandise exports decreased by 7.1% to Rs. 86.83 billion, while merchandise imports decreased by 2.3% to Rs. 897.94 billion. The total trade deficit decreased by 1.8% to Rs. 811.11 billion.
Net services income remained at a deficit of Rs. 37.26 billion, while remittance inflows increased by 21.6% to Rs. 839 billion.
BFIs inter-bank transactions amounted to Rs. 2872.44 billion. The price of oil decreased to USD 83.88 per barrel, and the price of gold increased to USD 2015.20 per ounce.
Gross foreign exchange reserves increased to Rs. 1844.94 billion. Reserves held by NRB and other institutions increased, and the Indian currency’s share in total reserves stood at 22.6%.
The Nepalese currency depreciated by 1.05% against the US dollar.
Total government expenditure stood at Rs. 686.75 billion, with revenue mobilization reaching Rs. 567.40 billion.
The cash balance at various accounts of the Government of Nepal (GoN) maintained with NRB stood at Rs. 215.26 billion.
Domestic credit increased by 3.2%, deposits at Banks and Financial Institutions (BFIs) increased by 7.0%, and private sector credit from BFIs increased by 4.1%.
Average base rates of commercial banks, development banks, and finance companies stood at 9.06%, 11.13%, and 12.70%, respectively.
The Balance of Payments (BOP) remained at a surplus of Rs. 297.72 billion.