The price of fine gold has dropped by Rs. 600 per tola, as reported by the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association (FENEGOSIDA). Currently, fine gold is traded at Rs. 1,18,900 per tola, down from the Saturday closing price of Rs. 1,19,500 per tola.
Similarly, Tejabi gold is available at Rs. 1,18,350 per tola today, reflecting a decrease of Rs. 600 compared to the Saturday closing price of Rs. 1,18,950 per tola.
Suryodaya Womi Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (SWMF) has suggested a 14.077% bonus share distribution for the fiscal year 2079/80.
In their 216th board meeting on Magh 19, the directors decided to allocate the dividend on the paid-up capital of Rs. 91,07,82,508.50. The entire dividend amount is proposed to be given in the form of bonus shares, making the total value of these shares Rs. 12,82,10,853.72.
Mandu Hydropower Limited (MANDU) has notified investors and stakeholders about the conclusion of the lock-in period for 22,935 unit shares held by Mutual Funds. This decision aligns with the Securities Board of Nepal’s (SEBON) directives, with the lock-in period set to expire on Falgun 23, 2080.
Out of the total 13,636,370 units of shares listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) by MANDU, 5 percent, equivalent to 72,133 unit shares, were specifically allocated for Mutual Funds. However, only 22,935 units were subjected to the lock-in period according to SEBON’s directives issued on Kartik 25. The recent notice informs investors and stakeholders that the lock-in period for these 22,935 unit shares has concluded as of Falgun 23.
The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index closed at 2,061.70 points, showing a decrease of 5.31 points or 0.25% from the previous day. The market had experienced a loss of 30.92 points in the preceding trading session.
The day began with the index opening at 2,067.47 and fluctuated between an intraday low of 2,053.46 and a high of 2,072.90.
In today’s trading, a total of 307 different stocks were traded through 70,790 transactions. The volume of shares traded reached 9,272,782, contributing to a total turnover of Rs. 3.21 Arba. The market capitalization was recorded at Rs. 32.40 Kharba, while the float market capitalization stood at Rs. 11.12 Kharba.
Mandu Hydropower Limited (MANDU) demonstrates robust financial performance in the second quarter of Fiscal Year 2080/81, boasting an impressive 11.78% increase in earnings and achieving a net profit of 17.05 Crores. Notably, the company exhibits prudent financial management by reducing loans and borrowings by 22.76% to Rs. 2.12 Arba during this period.
Despite a marginal 4.04% decrease in power sales revenue, totaling Rs. 41.52 Crores, MANDU’s strategic financial controls are evident, as administrative expenses remained well-contained at Rs. 40.77 lakhs. This positive quarterly report underscores Mandu Hydropower Limited’s commitment to financial stability and sustainable growth in the hydropower sector.
Ganapati Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited’s Bardiya branch takes a significant stride in community development through a recently organized one-day training program focused on commercial goat farming. As part of their Development Training initiative, the program aimed to enrich the skills of enrolled members, witnessing the active participation of 31 customers. The inauguration, presided over by monitoring officer Gokarna Prasad Joshi, featured the guidance of Mr. Prabhuraj Thapa, Chief of the Training Development and Operation Department, along with the presence of Branch Manager Hikmat Dhakal. Conducted by Livestock Technical Officer Ghanashyam Tiwari, the training culminated with the distribution of certificates to participants, highlighting the commitment of Ganapati Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited to empowering its community members in the realm of commercial goat farming. The seamless coordination and facilitation of the program were skillfully managed by Assistant Lokendra Prasad Bhatta from the Operation and Simplification Branch, marking a successful endeavor towards skill enhancement and community engagement.
Embarking on a new investment avenue, Kumari Capital Limited introduces the closed-end mutual fund scheme, “Kumari Sabal Yojana,” through its recently published offer letter. Opening on the 28th of Magh and closing on the 2nd of Falgun, 2080, this opportunity presents investors with a chance to subscribe to 8.5 crore units, collectively valued at Rs. 85 crore. Notably, a total of 10 crore units are on offer, with 1% reserved for the scheme manager, Kumari Capital Limited, and 14% allocated to the fund sponsor, Kumari Bank Limited. In the event of undersubscription by the early closing date, the offering can extend until the 13th Falgun, providing potential investors with an extended window to seize this investment opportunity in “Kumari Sabal Yojana.”
In a strategic move towards financial prudence, Mahila Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (MLBSL) has officially announced its decision not to distribute dividends for the Fiscal Year 2079/80. The outcome of the 69th Board Meeting, held on Magh 18, 2080, reflects MLBSL’s commitment to responsible financial management. This decision, however, awaits the crucial approvals from the regulatory authority, Nepal Rastra Bank, and the imminent Annual General Meeting of the company. MLBSL, by prioritizing financial stability, aims to fortify its position in the financial landscape, ensuring sustained growth and resilience in the microfinance sector.
In a strategic move prioritizing financial stability, Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited (NIMB) has declared a noteworthy decision in its 598th Board Meeting held on Magh 19, 2080. The bank has chosen not to distribute dividends for the Fiscal Year 2079/80. This prudent decision reflects NIMB’s commitment to fortifying its financial reserves and aligning with industry dynamics. While awaiting approvals from Nepal Rastra Bank and the imminent Annual General Meeting, NIMB’s decision underscores its focus on maintaining a robust financial foundation, ensuring sustained growth, and fortifying its position in the banking sector.
Introducing an exclusive partnership between Citizens Bank International Limited (CZBIL) and Vinayak Hospital & Maternity Home Pvt. Ltd., Tokha, Kathmandu! As of 19th Magh 2080, customers holding Citizens Bank International cards or utilizing mobile banking services are in for a treat. With the newly signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Vinayak Hospital extends a generous discount of up to 10% on a wide array of medical services. This collaborative effort aims to prioritize the well-being of CZBIL customers, providing them with accessible and affordable healthcare at Vinayak Hospital & Maternity Home, ensuring peace of mind for both cardholders and mobile banking users alike. Your health matters, and with this exclusive offering, CZBIL is committed to enhancing your healthcare experience.
Ghorai cement Bonus share tax kasari tirne ho? Do we need to deposit money to account and submit photo or how? Gmail notice Kai ni ako xaina tw.
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Mero paila **RRHP** share thyo ani merger bhayera **RIDI** bhako thyo, tara marger pachi tyo share mero portfolio maa aaudai aaena, tms ko transcation history ma pani chhaina, meroshare ko ma chai share aaune bittikai gako dekhako cha, i had **100 unit** of RRHP and that converted to **92 unit** of RIDI.
Maile **broker, RIDI ko office, NEPSE, meroshare** sablai call garisake sabaile yo hamro domain ma pardaina bhane, what should i do?
Need a genuine suggestion.
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