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  • All three mutual fund schemes managed by Kumari Capital have recorded an uptick in Net Asset Value (NAV) as of the end of the month of Mangsir.

    All three mutual fund schemes managed by Kumari Capital have recorded an uptick in Net Asset Value (NAV) as of the end of the month of Mangsir.


    Kumari Capital Limited has released the NAV reports for Kumari Equity Fund (KEF), Kumari Dhanabriddhi Yojana (KDBY), and Kumari Sunaulo Lagani Yojana (KSLY) for the month of Mangsir, 2080.

    1. Kumari Equity Fund (KEF):
      • Fund Size: Rs. 1 Arba
      • NAV: Rs. 9.99 (Mangsir) | Rs. 9.41 (Previous Month)
      • Investments: Rs. 73.65 crore in listed shares, Rs. 3.14 crore in public issues, right shares, and bonus shares
      • Other Holdings: Rs. 15.87 crores in bonds/debentures, Rs. 2 crores in fixed deposits
      • Bank Balance: Rs. 4.09 crore
      • Net Loss: Rs. 35.95 lakhs (Mangsir) | Rs. 6.14 crores (Previous Month)
    2. Kumari Dhanabriddhi Yojana (KDBY):
      • Fund Size: Rs. 1.22 Arba
      • NAV: Rs. 10.52 (Mangsir) | Rs. 9.93 (Previous Month)
      • Investments: Rs. 83.91 crore in listed shares, Rs. 3.66 crore in public issues
      • Other Holdings: Rs. 18 crore in fixed deposits
      • Bank Balance: Rs. 10.65 crores
      • Net Loss: Rs. 2.47 (Mangsir) | Rs. 7.24 crores (Previous Month)
    3. Kumari Sunaulo Lagani Yojana (KSLY):
      • Fund Size: Rs. 36.62 Crores
      • NAV: Rs. 10.67 (Mangsir) | Rs. 10.07 (Previous Month)
      • Investments: Rs. 27.47 crore in listed shares, Rs. 1.33 Crores in public issues
      • Bank Balance: Rs. 5.67 crores
      • Net Profit: Rs. 8.79 Lakh (Mangsir) | Net Loss of Rs. 2.13 crores (Previous Month)
  • Laxmi Capital releases Net Asset Value (NAV) report for Mutual Fund Schemes in Mangsir

    Laxmi Capital releases Net Asset Value (NAV) report for Mutual Fund Schemes in Mangsir


    “Laxmi Equity Fund (LEMF),” a 7-year closed-end equity-oriented mutual fund scheme managed by Laxmi Capital Market Limited, has reported an increased Net Asset Value (NAV) of Rs. 9.89 in Mangsir, up from Rs. 9.20 in the previous month. With a fund size of Rs. 1.25 Arba, the scheme has invested Rs. 86.94 crores in listed shares of various companies. LEMF’s financials also indicate investments in public offerings, bonds/debentures, fixed deposits, and a bank balance. The fund reports a net loss of Rs. 18.67 crores in Mangsir, compared to Rs. 27.24 crores in the previous month.

    In a similar vein, Laxmi Capital Market Limited has released the financial report of “Laxmi Unnati Kosh (LUK)” for Mangsir, reporting an NAV of Rs. 10.04, up from Rs. 9.35 in the previous month. With a fund size of Rs. 65.2 Crores, LUK has invested in listed shares, public issues, fixed deposits, and debentures. The fund reports a net loss of Rs. 5.80 crores in Mangsir, compared to Rs. 10.27 crores in the previous month.

    Furthermore, the NAV report of “Shubha Laxmi Kosh (SLK),” an open-ended fund with a fund size of Rs. 28.48 crores for Mangsir, reveals an NAV of Rs. 9.96, up from Rs. 9.38 in the previous month. SLK has invested in listed shares, public issues, bonds/debentures, fixed deposits, and reports a net loss of Rs. 34.20 lakhs in Mangsir, compared to Rs. 1.99 crores in the previous month.

    Lastly, the NAV report of “Laxmi Value Fund II (LVF2),” a closed-end fund with a fund size of Rs. 80 Crores for Mangsir, shows an NAV of Rs. 10.13, up from Rs. 9.72 in the previous month. LVF2 has invested in listed shares, public issues, fixed deposits, and reports a net profit of Rs. 1.06 crore in Mangsir, compared to a net loss of Rs. 2.22 crores in the previous month.

  • Nepal Life Insurance Reports 10.25% Growth in Net Profit and Strong Financial Indicators in Q1

    Nepal Life Insurance Reports 10.25% Growth in Net Profit and Strong Financial Indicators in Q1


    Nepal Life Insurance has reported a notable expansion in its business volume and key financial metrics, as outlined in its recently published unaudited financial report for the first quarter of the current fiscal year. The company achieved a commendable 10.25% increase in net profit, affirming its positive financial trajectory.

    Maintaining a robust financial position, Nepal Life Insurance reveals a reserve of Rs 79.33 crore and a substantial life insurance fund amounting to Rs 175.21 arba. Additionally, the company has allocated Rs 1.02 arba to its disaster fund. The investment portfolio stands at a significant Rs 179.36 arba, further underlining the company’s sound financial management.

    In terms of financial obligations, Nepal Life Insurance reports Rs 83.91 crore as unsettled claims. On the revenue front, the company earned insurance premiums totaling Rs 10.93 arba during the reviewed period. The company’s paid-up value is reported at Rs 8.20 arba.

    Key performance indicators include an impressive earnings per share (EPS) of Rs 7.70 and a net worth per share of Rs 124.72. The Price-to-Earnings (PE) ratio is noted at 83.14 times during the specified review period, indicating a measure of the company’s valuation in the market.

    The unaudited financial report portrays Nepal Life Insurance’s resilience and positive growth trends, positioning the company well in the competitive insurance sector.

  • Multiple Citizens Mutual Funds Report NAV Changes and Financial Updates for Ashwin

    Multiple Citizens Mutual Funds Report NAV Changes and Financial Updates for Ashwin


    The “Citizens Super 30 Mutual Fund (C30MF),” a closed-end fund with a 10-year maturity, has released its Net Asset Value (NAV) report for the month of Ashwin. The NAV in Ashwin stands at Rs. 10.02, a decrease from Rs. 10.25 a month ago. The fund’s total size is Rs. 75.07 Crores, with investments of Rs. 28.40 crore in listed shares and Rs. 31.84 lakhs in non-listed shares. It has allocated Rs. 10 crore to fixed return assets, Rs. 2.25 crore to debentures, and Rs. 33.73 crore to the bank balance.

    However, the fund has reported an increased net loss of Rs. 1.54 crores up to Ashwin, whereas in the previous month, it had a net profit of Rs. 17.69 lakhs.

    Additionally, “Citizens Mutual Fund-1 (CMF1),” a 7-year closed-end mutual fund, has published its monthly report for Ashwin 2080. The NAV has decreased to Rs. 9.40 from Rs. 9.75. The fund, which began with a size of Rs. 82 crores, has investments of Rs. 46.52 crores in listed company shares and Rs. 29.90 lakhs in non-listed shares. It has allocated Rs. 4 crores to fixed return assets, Rs. 16.34 crores to debentures, and Rs. 7.71 crore to the bank balance.

    CMF1 has reported a net loss of Rs. 6.95 crores until Ashwin, whereas in the previous month, it reported a net loss of Rs. 4.02 crores.

    Lastly, “Citizens Mutual Fund-2 (CMF2),” another 7-year closed-end fund offered by Citizens Capital Limited, has released its NAV report for the month of Ashwin, 2080. The NAV has decreased to Rs. 9.16 by the end of Ashwin, down from 9.46 the previous month. The fund started with a size of Rs. 56 crores and invested Rs. 34.92 crores in listed company shares and Rs. 39.93 lakhs in non-listed shares. It allocated Rs. 10.08 crores to debentures and Rs. 3.40 crores to the bank balance.

    CMF2 has reported a net loss of Rs. 4.73 crores until the end of Ashwin, with a net loss of Rs. 3.05 crores in the previous month. It’s worth noting that CMF2 distributed an 8% cash dividend to its unitholders for the financial year 2079/80.

  • NMB Capital’s 4 Mutual Funds Report Lower NAV in Bhadra

    NMB Capital’s 4 Mutual Funds Report Lower NAV in Bhadra


     

    NMB Capital Limited has released the Net Asset Value (NAV) Report for Bhadra, 2080.

    NMB Hybrid Fund L-1 (NMBHF-1), a 7-year mutual fund managed by NMB Capital, has shared its financial update for the same month. The NAV for Bhadra declined to Rs. 11.79, down from the previous month’s Rs. 11.99.

    Starting with a fund size of Rs. 1 Arba, this scheme has invested Rs. 34.51 crores in listed shares and Rs. 1.61 crores in public issue, right shares, and bonus shares. Additionally, it has put Rs. 37.32 crores into bonds and debentures, with Rs. 25.70 crores in fixed deposits and a bank balance of Rs. 17.48 crores.

     

  • Historical Annual and/or Quarterly Report data

    Historical Annual and/or Quarterly Report data


    Is there any place to get historical financial data of companies that is not in image/pdf form?

    I am trying to aggregate data for my website and the only option i have right now is to look at pdf/image files and making entries.

    Any help is appreciated.

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  • Annual Report & Quarterly report…….

    Annual Report & Quarterly report…….


    Is it not mandatory for a company which is listed or being listed in stock exchange to be transparent with these reports in SEBON ? Like a recent company issuing IPO Hathaway. I checked its website investor relation section and these sections are blank (Link below).

    [https://www.hathwaynepal.com.np/investors-relations/](https://www.hathwaynepal.com.np/investors-relations/)

    Also I noticed that in the company website they are saying they have portfolio in GBIME Bank and GBIME Capital is its merchant bank, which a subsidiary of GBIME Banks, is it allowed in SEBON Law ?

    I am not aware, just curious.

    [https://www.hathwaynepal.com.np/portfolio/](https://www.hathwaynepal.com.np/portfolio/)

    Can a company make a mandatory clause to subscribe minimum quantity of more than 10 ?

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  • “Sunrise Capital Releases Mutual Fund NAV Report for Shrawan Month”

    “Sunrise Capital Releases Mutual Fund NAV Report for Shrawan Month”


     

    Sunrise First Mutual Fund (SFMF), a closed-end fund with a 10-year maturity, has released its monthly Net Asset Value (NAV) report for the month of Shrawan. The NAV for this period is Rs. 12.90, slightly lower than the previous month’s Rs. 12.92.

    Starting with an initial capital of Rs. 86 crores, SFMF has made investments of Rs. 59.7 crore in listed shares and Rs. 18.07 crore in bonds and debentures until the end of Shrawan. Additionally, it has put Rs. 3.91 crore into public issues, rights issues, and bonus shares, and holds Rs. 8 crore in fixed deposits. The fund’s bank balance is Rs. 21.29 crores.

    In terms of profits, SFMF has reported a net profit of Rs. 4.91 crore for the month of Shrawan, a decrease from the Rs. 11.49 crore net profit in the preceding month.

     

  • “Nepal’s 2022/23 Macroeconomic and Financial Report Released by Central Bank”

    “Nepal’s 2022/23 Macroeconomic and Financial Report Released by Central Bank”


     

    Nepal Rastra Bank has reported that inflation was around 7.74 percent year-on-year. The country’s foreign exchange reserves were at USD 11.74 billion. However, both imports and exports saw declines, with imports dropping by 16.1 percent and exports decreasing by 21.4 percent. This is in contrast to the previous year when imports had increased by 24.7 percent and exports had risen by 41.7 percent.

    In terms of loans, an amount of Rs. 197.06 billion was given out to 145,778 borrowers in mid-July 2023. Among these borrowers, Rs. 135.76 billion was provided to 60,350 individuals involved in commercial agriculture and livestock businesses. Additionally, Rs. 58.38 billion was extended to support 82,718 women entrepreneurs. The remaining Rs. 2.91 billion was allocated to 2,710 borrowers falling under other categories of concessional loans.

     

  • “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.

     

  • “IPO-Debutant DOLTI’s Q4 Report Reveals Rs. 2.18 Crores Net Loss, Impact on EPS and Net Worth”

    “IPO-Debutant DOLTI’s Q4 Report Reveals Rs. 2.18 Crores Net Loss, Impact on EPS and Net Worth”


     

    Dolti Power Company Limited (DOLTI) has released its Q4 financial report for the fiscal year 2079-80, revealing a net loss of Rs. 2.18 crores during the same period. In contrast, the company had generated Rs. 16.55 lakhs in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal year 2078-79.

    The company’s primary revenue source, power sales, contributed Rs. 1.54 crores to its earnings for the Q4 of FY 2079-80. However, administrative expenses surged to Rs. 48.77 lakhs during this financial year.

    Notably, DOLTI managed to decrease its financial costs by 47.05 percent, resulting in a total of Rs. 2.27 crores for the specified period.

     

  • “Kalika Laghubitta Q4 Report: 64% Net Profit Drop, Bad Loan at 4.13%”

    “Kalika Laghubitta Q4 Report: 64% Net Profit Drop, Bad Loan at 4.13%”


     

    Kalika Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (KMCDB) has released its fourth-quarter report for the recently concluded financial year 2079-80. The report shows a significant drop of 64.01 percent in its Net profits compared to the same period in the previous fiscal year 2078-79. In specific numbers, the company earned only Rs. 4.62 crores, a notable decline from Rs. 12.84 crores.

    The company has experienced losses in two key areas: Net Interest Income and Operating Profits. Net Interest Income saw a decrease of 13.48 percent, while Operating Profits plummeted by 64.04 percent. Throughout the entire financial year 2079-80, the company generated a core business revenue of Rs. 25.50 crores and managed to accumulate Rs. 6.60 crores in Operating profits.