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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How is it possible that someone sells 1100 pieces of Sarbottam Cement shares on its 8th trade day?
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Sarbottam cement ko min Ra max opening price Kati hunxa hola ?
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*Since IPO is a instrument to assemble scattered capital for a company to finance its ventures, why would companies come up with minimum cap on applying for them then ? If it were to stem from the fear of undersubscription(which is the only reason i can come up with at the moment), then wouldn’t allowing the usual 10 kittas ensure increased investment encouraging the ones, who do not have much to invest, to invest whatever they have ? What is the rationale behind such a decision? May be some of the folks can drop their valuable insights on the matter and shed some light on the issue.*
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Sarbottam Cement, launched in 2010 as a key product of Saurabh Group, started its operations in February 2014. Based in Neupane Tower, Tinkune, Kathmandu, its factory is situated about 240 km away in Sunwal, Nawalparasi. The company has an authorized capital of Rs 4,000 million and occupies 30 bighas of land. Utilizing advanced European techniques, including the Vertical Roller Mill (VRM), it’s the first in Nepal to reduce energy consumption by up to 50%, making strides in eco-friendly cement production.
Sarbottam Cement Limited is starting its IPO of 27,76,076 shares from 13th Falgun, 2080. The closing date is on the 16th Falgun, with a possible extension to the 27th Falgun if it’s not fully subscribed. Initially, 2,67,000 shares were issued to Nepalese citizens working abroad, and 9,30,000 shares were allocated to locals affected by industry or mine excavation. Only 2,48,470 of these shares were taken up. Consequently, the remaining 4,87,910 shares from the project-affected locals are combined with 6,81,530 shares, totaling 30,84,530 units available for the general public.
Sarbottam Cement Limited has successfully completed the allocation of IPO shares intended for locals affected by industry in Nawalparasi District and mine excavation in Palpa District. The allocation was finalized today, on the 2nd of Falgun, 2080, at Global IME Capital’s office in Kathmandu, serving as the issue manager.
The company offered a total of 9,30,000 units of IPO shares through a book-building process, priced at Rs. 360.90 per unit for the specified group of locals. The subscription period for this IPO took place from the 25th of Poush to the 25th of Magh, 2080. During this period, interested applicants were eligible to apply for a minimum of 50 units and a maximum of 10,000 units.
Yo sarbottam cement kho kho auni hoki naauni ho general public lai: YouTube ma gayo k vancha vancha, news kholyo news site haru busy X share pump garna
Maileyta kurai bujena aux ki audaina? Natra tyo capital trade ma lagamla vanera basya Chu natra aux vaney multiple ACC bata apply garamla vanera
Yeta opportunity cost Katya katei x
Auni hoki na auni ho sarbottam cement KO iPo general lai????.
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Sarbottam Cement plans to issue 12.9033% of its total issued capital, which amounts to Rs 4.65 billion. This equates to 6 million shares, valued at Rs 6 billion. Initially, 40% of these shares, totaling 2.4 million, were allocated to Qualified Institutional Investors (QIIs), leaving 60% for the general public.
Of the 3.6 million shares designated for the public, 930,000 were distributed to locals affected by the industry in Nawalparasi District or by mining in Palpa District. The remaining 2.67 million shares were intended for Nepalese citizens employed abroad. Eventually, the remaining 2.403 million shares will be made available to the general public.