Tag: System

  • Sabottam Cement IPO Allotment: Awaiting Lucky Winners through Friday’s Lottery System

    Sabottam Cement IPO Allotment: Awaiting Lucky Winners through Friday’s Lottery System


    The IPO allotment process for Sabottam Cement, a prominent cement company, is set to conclude on Friday. Lucky applicants who successfully secure shares will receive an allotment of 50 units each through a lottery system. This eagerly anticipated event marks a significant step in the company’s public offering, providing an opportunity for investors to become part of Sabottam Cement’s ownership. The lottery system ensures a fair and unbiased distribution of shares among eligible applicants, contributing to transparency in the IPO allotment process. Stakeholders and potential investors eagerly await the outcome, hoping to be among the fortunate individuals who secure shares in Sabottam Cement through this highly anticipated public offering.

  • NEPSE Introduces New Classification System for Listed Companies

    NEPSE Introduces New Classification System for Listed Companies


    NEPSE has introduced a new classification system for listed companies, dividing them into groups A, B, G, and Z. This system aims to offer investors and stakeholders a clearer understanding of companies based on their financial status, performance, and governance.

    In the A category, which includes 31 companies, NEPSE has identified firms with a minimum paid-up capital of Rs. 1 Arba. These companies have been listed for at least 3 years, consistently shown profitability over the past 3 fiscal years, distributed dividends, and held annual general meetings within 6 months of the fiscal year-end. Companies in the A category are distinguished by strong corporate governance.

     

  • Automatic Price alert system for nespe

    Automatic Price alert system for nespe


    Hey, In which website or app i can get the automatic notification regarding the price alert which i hve set earlier so that i have not to keep tracking the chart on daily basis.

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  • Nepal Rastra Bank is managing excess liquidity through ongoing withdrawals from the banking system

    Nepal Rastra Bank is managing excess liquidity through ongoing withdrawals from the banking system


    Amidst a surge in liquidity, the central bank is actively withdrawing deposits from banks and financial institutions, having withdrawn a substantial 105 arba rupees in the month of Poush alone. Despite these efforts, the average interest rate for deposits has moderately increased from 2.4784% to 2.8594% between Poush 1 and Poush 11.

    While managing liquidity, the interbank interest rate remains below the central bank’s deposit collection rate of 3%, indicating ample liquidity in the market. If lending activities don’t align with available liquidity, a further decrease in interest rates is possible.

    Recognizing the evolving situation, the central bank may reconsider policies and introduce more flexible provisions. Recent adjustments in the first quarter monetary policy review demonstrate an adaptive approach. Continued liquidity growth may prompt additional measures to maintain a balanced and stable financial environment.

  • Muktinath Krishi Company IPO Allotment Concludes with Overwhelming Response and Significant Oversubscription

    Muktinath Krishi Company IPO Allotment Concludes with Overwhelming Response and Significant Oversubscription


    The IPO allotment of Muktinath Krishi Company Limited was successfully concluded today at the headquarters of the issue manager, NIMB Ace Capital Limited, located in Kathmandu.

    Muktinath Krishi Company Limited had offered 11,48,000 units of IPO shares at a par value of Rs. 100 to the general public from the 8th to the 12th of Mangsir, 2080. Out of the total 14,00,000 units, 10% (1,40,000 units) were allocated to Nepalese citizens working abroad, 3% (42,000 units) were reserved for the company’s employees, and 5% (70,000 units) were set aside for mutual funds. The remaining 11,48,000 units were made available for the general public.

    The IPO garnered significant interest, receiving applications from 12,74,567 valid applicants who collectively applied for 1,36,04,910 units. The oversubscription rate exceeded 11.85 times. In the allotment process, 1,14,800 applicants were allotted 10 units each through a lottery system, while the remaining 11,59,767 applicants did not receive any allotment. Mutual funds were allotted 70,000 units, and 42,000 units were allocated to the company’s employees. However, 4,300 applicants who applied for 59,880 units were disqualified.

    The IPO result can be accessed through platforms such as CDSC IPO Result, MeroShare, and NIMB Ace Capital Limited.

    ICRA Nepal has reaffirmed Muktinath Krishi Company Limited’s issuer rating at [ICRANP-IR] BB-, indicating a moderate risk of default regarding the timely servicing of financial obligations. Muktinath Krishi Company is affiliated with Muktinath Bikash Bank, established in 2075 as the first public agricultural company. The company aims to play a managerial role in the agricultural value chain, contributing to Nepal’s agricultural economy through campaigns like “Krishak sanga Muktinath” and “Upabhoktaa sanga Muktinath.” The company operates in over 70 districts, maintaining more than 200 distribution channels and Agricultural Resource Centers.

  • Lost my physical share certificate before demat system….

    Lost my physical share certificate before demat system….


    About 14 years ago my mom brought some share tinau bank(citizen now) in my name but lost the share papers, what should i do now?(also their headquarters is in ktm but i live in butwal)

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  • “Mandu Hydropower Limited IPO Allotment: 1,20,532 Applicants Receive 10 Units Each Through Lottery”

    “Mandu Hydropower Limited IPO Allotment: 1,20,532 Applicants Receive 10 Units Each Through Lottery”


    Mandu Hydropower Limited recently offered 12,05,320 IPO shares to the general public at a price of Rs. 206 per share, comprising a face value of Rs. 100 and a premium price of Rs. 106. This offering took place from the 10th to the 13th of Bhadra, 2080.

    Initially, the company had allotted 272,730 units of shares to project-affected locals in Lalitpur and Makawanpur Districts. However, only 193,700 units were allocated to eligible applicants, leaving 79,030 units unsubscribed. These unsubscribed shares from the project-affected locals were then combined with 13,63,640 units (10% of the issued capital initially reserved for the general public), resulting in a total of 14,42,670 units available for the general public.

    Out of this total, 136,364 units have already been issued and allocated to Nepalese citizens working abroad, while 72,133 units are designated for mutual funds, and 28,853 units are set aside for the company’s employees. The remaining 12,05,320 units are intended for the general public.

     

  • “Upper Lohore Hydropower IPO Allotment Completed: Details and Share Availability”

    “Upper Lohore Hydropower IPO Allotment Completed: Details and Share Availability”


     

    The allotment for Upper Lohore Hydropower Company Limited’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) was completed today at Kaji Kitchen, Battisputali, Kathmandu. NICA Asia Capital acted as the issue manager for this IPO. The company had initially issued 19,53,279 IPO shares with a face value of Rs 100 each to the public from 18th to 22nd Shrawan, 2080.

    Earlier, the company had also issued 509,804 shares worth Rs. 5.09 crores to locals affected by the project in Dailekh District. However, only 206,760 units (40.55%) of these shares were allocated to eligible applicants. As a result, the remaining 303,044 units of unsubscribed shares from the project-affected locals were combined with 19,88,236 units (39% of the total issued capital) set aside for the general public. This brought the total number of units available to the general public to 22,91,280.

  • Decrease in Interbank Interest Rate Indicates Heightened Liquidity in Nepal’s Banking System

    Decrease in Interbank Interest Rate Indicates Heightened Liquidity in Nepal’s Banking System


    The banking sector in Nepal has recently witnessed a decrease in the interbank interest rate, indicating an increase in liquidity within the system. According to data provided by Nepal Rastra Bank, the interbank interest rate of banks has fallen below 1 percent. Specifically, on Ashad 27, the interbank interest rate remained stable at 0.83 percent.

    In parallel, the average Cash Deposit (CD) ratio experienced a decline on Ashad 27, reaching 81.67 percent compared to the 82.11 percent recorded on Ashad 25. This decline in the CD ratio can be attributed to the infusion of an additional Rs. 23 Arba into the banking system.

    As of Ashad 25, the total deposits held by banks and financial institutions amounted to Rs. 57.13 Kharba. By Ashad 27, this figure had increased to Rs. 57.36 Kharba. Moreover, the credit investment by banks stood at Rs. 48.51 Kharba.

    Overall, these developments indicate a higher level of liquidity within the banking sector in Nepal, reflected by the decrease in interbank interest rates and the rise in total deposits. This increased liquidity provides potential opportunities for financial institutions to support credit investment and drive economic growth.