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  • Prabhu Capital’s mutual funds announce an increase in Net Asset Value (NAV) and net profit for the month of Mangsir

    Prabhu Capital’s mutual funds announce an increase in Net Asset Value (NAV) and net profit for the month of Mangsir


    “Prabhu Select Fund (PSF)” has released its Net Asset Value (NAV) report for Mangsir, showcasing an increase from Rs. 9.57 to Rs. 10.20 in the fiscal year 2080. This 7-year closed-end scheme, initially starting with a fund size of Rs. 1.25 Arba, has invested in listed shares, public issues, right shares, bonus shares, fixed deposits, and bonds/debentures. The scheme reports a net profit of Rs. 1.99 crores in Mangsir, rebounding from a loss of Rs. 5.87 crores in the previous month.

    Similarly, “Prabhu Smart Fund (PRSF),” a 10-year closed-end scheme with a fund size of Rs. 1 Arba, has published its NAV report for Mangsir. The NAV increased from Rs. 10.14 to Rs. 10.60. Investments in listed shares, public issues, right shares, bonus shares, fixed deposits, and bonds/debentures are noted for this scheme as well. PRSF reports a net profit of Rs. 72.90 Lakhs in Mangsir, recovering from a net loss of Rs. 3.92 Crores in the previous month.

  • Sunrise Capital’s Mutual Funds Report Declines in NAV for Kartik

    Sunrise Capital’s Mutual Funds Report Declines in NAV for Kartik


    Sunrise First Mutual Fund (SFMF) has disclosed its monthly Net Asset Value (NAV) report for Kartik, indicating a NAV of Rs. 10.62, a slight decrease from the previous month’s Rs. 10.70. The closed-end fund, with a 10-year maturity, began with Rs. 86 crores and has invested in listed shares, bonds, debentures, public issues, rights issues, bonus shares, and fixed deposits. SFMF’s bank balance is reported at Rs. 8.37 crores, and it recorded a net loss of Rs. 95.26 lakhs in Kartik, compared to a net loss of Rs. 27.24 lakhs in the previous month.

    Similarly, Sunrise Focused Equity Fund (SFEF), another closed-end fund with a 10-year maturity, shared its monthly NAV report for Kartik, revealing a NAV of Rs. 9.63, slightly lower than the previous month’s Rs. 9.65. With a fund size of Rs. 1 Arba, SFEF invested in listed shares, public issues, and fixed deposits. The fund’s bank balance is reported at Rs. 21.54 crores, and it incurred a net loss of Rs. 5.10 crores in Kartik, compared to Rs. 4.81 crores in the previous month.

    Sunrise Capital Limited also released the NAV report for “Sunrise Bluechip Fund (SBCF),” which commenced with a fund size of Rs. 1.25 Arba. SBCF reported a NAV of Rs. 9.26 for Kartik, slightly down from the previous month’s Rs. 9.33. The fund invested in listed shares, debentures, public issues, and fixed deposits, with a bank balance of Rs. 14.13 crores. SBCF recorded a net loss of Rs. 20.79 crores in Kartik, compared to Rs. 19.90 crores in the previous month.

     

  • Nepal’s Internal Revenue Collection Costs Rise to 3.38 Paisa per 1000 Rupees in FY 2079/80

    Nepal’s Internal Revenue Collection Costs Rise to 3.38 Paisa per 1000 Rupees in FY 2079/80


    In the fiscal year 2079/80, the Nepalese government conducted a cost analysis, revealing that it incurred a cost of 3.38 paisa to collect 1000 rupees of internal revenue. This analysis was conducted by the Internal Revenue Department (IRD), which reported a total revenue of Rs 4.79 kharba for the year. The departments and subordinate offices associated with revenue collection spent Rs 1.41 arba on current and capital expenditures. Consequently, the cost of tax collection per thousand rupees for the fiscal year amounted to Rs 3.38. This figure marked an increase from the previous year’s 2.23 paisa. The rise is attributed to the department falling short of its revenue target in the preceding year, achieving only 76.58% of the set goal of Rs 6.26 Kharba.

    The overall growth rate of revenue collection for the year was negative by over 10%, primarily influenced by reduced imports and economic relaxation. This decrease in revenue collection exerted pressure on the government’s resource management. Although the target for the fiscal year was set at Rs 14.3 kharba, only Rs 10.10 kharba was collected, representing 72% of the total target.

    The Internal Revenue Department underscores that recent technological advancements in the tax system have contributed to a decrease in the cost per thousand. Additionally, the department asserts that administrative improvements, adherence to expenditure frugality standards, and increased taxpayer participation have all played pivotal roles in reducing costs.

  • Citizen Life Insurance Company’s Q1 Net Profit Rises 1.60%, Maintains Strong Financial Position

    Citizen Life Insurance Company’s Q1 Net Profit Rises 1.60%, Maintains Strong Financial Position


    In its recent disclosure of first-quarter financial results for the fiscal year 2080/2081, Citizen Life Insurance Company Limited (CLI) has reported a modest performance, revealing a 1.60% increase in net profit compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous year. The company’s net profit rose from Rs. 7.03 crores to Rs. 7.14 crores in the reported quarter.

    According to the unaudited report, Citizen Life maintains a robust financial position with a paid-up capital of Rs. 3.75 Arba and a share premium of Rs. 1.55 Arba. Additionally, the company holds Rs. 65.14 crore in retained earnings, Rs. 70.43 crore in other equity, and Rs. 14.5 crore in the contingent fund.

    The net premium of the company experienced a healthy uptick, marking a 3.46% increase to Rs. 1.42 Arba in FY 2080/81 compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Furthermore, Citizen Life generated Rs. 26.64 crores from income derived from investments, loans, and other financial headings.

    However, the company also reported an 11.10% increase in net claims, reaching Rs. 1.28 Arba in the first quarter of the fiscal year 2080/2081. The total number of policies held by the company stood at 207,261 as of the end of Q1.

    Key financial indicators include an annualized earnings per share (EPS) of Rs. 7.63 and a net worth per share of Rs. 181.41. The company’s stock traded at a P/E multiple of 52.33 times.

    Citizen Life recently issued 90,00,000 unit IPO shares at a premium price of Rs. 244 per share to the general public, with the subscription window open from the 15th to the 19th of Bhadra, 2080.

  • 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.

  • Gold Prices Soar with Rs. 1000 Increase in a Single Day

    Gold Prices Soar with Rs. 1000 Increase in a Single Day


     

    The price of gold has risen by Rs. 1,000 per tola (fine gold) today when compared to the trading price on Sunday.

    As reported by the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association (FENEGOSIDA), the current value of fine gold is Rs. 1,08,600 per tola, while Tejabi gold is priced at Rs. 1,08,100 today.

    In contrast, on Sunday, fine gold was valued at Rs. 1,07,600 per tola, and Tejabi gold was priced at Rs. 1,07,100 per tola.

     

  • Global IME Capital Mutual Fund Sees Rise in Net Loss and NAV Decline

    Global IME Capital Mutual Fund Sees Rise in Net Loss and NAV Decline


    The Net Asset Value (NAV) report for “Global IME Balanced Fund – 1 (GIBF1)” in the month of Bhadra is out.

    This is a closed-end fund with a 10-year maturity period and a fund size of Rs. 1.02 Arba.

    In Bhadra, the NAV stands at Rs. 9.76, slightly down from the previous month’s Rs. 9.82. The fund has invested Rs. 77 Crore in listed shares and Rs. 4.36 crore in non-listed shares.

     

  • Could hydro and hotel sector stock rise?

    Could hydro and hotel sector stock rise?


    One of my takeaways from the recent budget announcement was that NRN will be investing in the Hydropower and Hotel sector of the stock market. Do you think this will lead to high growth in stocks from these sector?

    Anyway I sold before the budget announcement and am planning to enter TRH and the other hotel scrips along with some other selected stocks (once my targeted price is reached, which could happen soon)

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  • Recent bull run/ rise in banking sector

    Recent bull run/ rise in banking sector


    Any insights on why the banks are rising and if this current bull run is sustainable as it just broke the 2200 mark without retracement today.

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  • “Siddhartha Bank’s Q4 Sees Strong Net Profit Growth, Doubled Impairment Allocation”

    “Siddhartha Bank’s Q4 Sees Strong Net Profit Growth, Doubled Impairment Allocation”


    Siddhartha Bank Limited (SBL) has released its fourth-quarter report for the fiscal year 2079-80, revealing a steady growth in its Net Profits, increasing by nearly 10 percent. In the last quarter of FY 2079-80, the bank’s profits reached Rs. 3.19 billion, a rise from the previous year’s Rs. 2.90 billion in the same period.

    The bank has also seen positive developments in its Net Interest Income and Operating profits, which have increased by 23.97 percent and 9.83 percent, respectively. The core business revenue for the bank in the last quarter of FY 2079-80 reached Rs. 8.17 billion, compared to the previous Rs. 4.68 billion.

     

  • “CMF1 Leads with 9.05% Monthly Gain; NEPSE and Mutual Funds Show Annual Increase of 4.36% and 0.93%.”

    “CMF1 Leads with 9.05% Monthly Gain; NEPSE and Mutual Funds Show Annual Increase of 4.36% and 0.93%.”


     

    Currently, there are 34 closed-end mutual funds listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), and 7 open-end schemes are directly traded with their respective fund managers. Among them, the Citizens Super 30 Mutual Fund (30CSMF) has issued its units to the public but is not yet listed for trading on NEPSE. Once it is listed, the total number of schemes will reach 42.

     

  • “NMB Capital’s Mutual Funds See NAV and Net Profit Rise in Ashad; Dividends Expected for Three Schemes”

    “NMB Capital’s Mutual Funds See NAV and Net Profit Rise in Ashad; Dividends Expected for Three Schemes”


     

    The NMB Saral Bachat Fund – E (NMBSBF) recently released its NAV report. This mutual fund operates as an open-ended fund with no maturity period, allowing the fund manager to increase its size as needed. As of Ashad, the fund size has grown to Rs. 1.24 Arba from Rs. 1.17 Arba in the previous month. The Net Asset Value (NAV) in Ashad is Rs. 9.52, showing an increase from Rs. 9.25 in the previous month. The fund’s investments include Rs. 80.74 crore in listed shares, Rs. 63.58 lakhs in public issues, and Rs. 16.05 crore in fixed deposits. Moreover, the fund has Rs. 14.22 crores in the bank and holds bond/debentures worth Rs. 6.76 crores.