Tag: units

  • End of Lock-in Period: VLUCL Notifies Investors Regarding Mutual Fund Shares

    End of Lock-in Period: VLUCL Notifies Investors Regarding Mutual Fund Shares


    Vision Lumbini Urja Company Limited (VLUCL) has informed its investors and stakeholders about the impending end of the lock-in period for 95,625 unit shares held by Mutual Funds. This lock-in period, in accordance with the latest directives from the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), is scheduled to expire on the 4th Jestha, 2081.

    VLUCL, with a total of 19,125,000 units of shares listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), reserved 5 percent of these shares exclusively for Mutual Funds. Consequently, 95,625 unit shares were issued and are currently under the lock-in period.

    In compliance with SEBON’s directives, these 95,625 units were subjected to a lock-in period, which is set to conclude on the 4th Jestha, 2081, as communicated to investors and stakeholders.

    As of the previous trading day, VLUCL closed at Rs. 507.00.

  • NIBLSF ko sip units ahele samma credit bhaeko chhaina ?

    NIBLSF ko sip units ahele samma credit bhaeko chhaina ?


    Yo NIBLSF ko sip gariraheko koi hununchha bhane hajur haru ko last month dekhi Unit Credit Bhaeko chha ki chhaina ?

    mero ma last month ra yo month ko ahele samma pani bhaeko chhaina.

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  • Hathway Investment Nepal Limited to Conclude Lock-In Period for 36,512 Mutual Fund Shares on March 1, 2080

    Hathway Investment Nepal Limited to Conclude Lock-In Period for 36,512 Mutual Fund Shares on March 1, 2080


    Hathway Investment Nepal Limited (HATHY) has notified its investors and stakeholders regarding the impending expiration of the lock-in period for 36,512 unit shares held by Mutual Funds. The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has directed that this lock-in period will conclude on 1st Chaitra, 2080.

    HATHY, with a total of 25,740,000 units of shares listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), had allocated 5 percent of 29,25,000 shares exclusively for Mutual Funds, resulting in the issuance of 146,250 unit shares. However, only 36,512 units are currently subject to the lock-in period.

    In compliance with SEBON’s directives issued on Mangsir 25, a portion of these shares, precisely 36,512 units, were placed under a lock-in period. Stakeholders and investors are now informed that the lock-in period for these 36,512 unit shares concluded on Chaitra 1.

    The closing market price for HATHY stood at Rs. 863.90 as of the previous trading day.

  • 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.

  • Allotment Concluded for Kumari Sabal Yojana: 29,134 Valid Applicants Successfully Allocated Units

    Allotment Concluded for Kumari Sabal Yojana: 29,134 Valid Applicants Successfully Allocated Units


    Kumari Capital Limited recently launched its latest closed-end mutual fund, the “Kumari Sabal Yojana,” with a total value of Rs 1 Arba. The subscription period for this fund began on the 28th of Magh and concluded on the 13th of Falgun, 2080. The allotment process, conducted at Kumari Capital’s premises in Naxal, was finalized on the 16th of Falgun at 10 AM.

    Out of the total 10 crore unit shares, the scheme manager Kumari Capital Limited was allocated 10 lakh units worth Rs. 1 crore, while the fund sponsor Kumari Bank Limited received 1.4 crore units, representing 14% and valued at Rs. 14 crore. The remaining 8.5 crore units, amounting to Rs 85 crore, were issued to the general public.

    According to Kumari Capital, they received a total of 29,160 applications, and after careful scrutiny, 29,134 valid applicants were successfully allotted the issued units. Unfortunately, 26 applications were rejected due to the identification of duplicate submissions during the verification process.

    For those whose applications were rejected, the fund manager emphasizes the importance of adhering to application guidelines in future investment opportunities to ensure a smooth and successful process.

    Currently managing two closed-end funds, Kumari Equity Fund (KEF), and Kumari Dhanabriddhi Yojana (KDBY), along with one open-end fund, Kumari Sunaulo Lagani Yojana (KSLY), Kumari Capital Limited strengthens its diverse portfolio in the market with the successful introduction of the “Kumari Sabal Yojana.”

     

  • Mandu Hydropower: Lock-in Period for 22,935 Mutual Fund Shares Ending on 23rd

    Mandu Hydropower: Lock-in Period for 22,935 Mutual Fund Shares Ending on 23rd


    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.

     

  • Kumari Bank Introduces ‘Kumari Sabal Yojana’: 8.5 Crore Units Mutual Fund Scheme for Public Subscription from 28th

    Kumari Bank Introduces ‘Kumari Sabal Yojana’: 8.5 Crore Units Mutual Fund Scheme for Public Subscription from 28th


     

    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.”

  • Sarbottam Cement Successfully Allots IPO Shares to Overseas Nepali Workers; ICRA Nepal Reaffirms Ratings

    Sarbottam Cement Successfully Allots IPO Shares to Overseas Nepali Workers; ICRA Nepal Reaffirms Ratings


    Sarbottam Cement Limited has successfully allocated IPO shares to Nepali citizens employed abroad, concluding the allotment process on the morning of 17th Magh, 2080, at the premises of the issue manager, Global IME Capital, located in Kathmandu.

    The cement company had floated 267,000 units of IPO shares through the book-building process, offering them at a price of Rs. 360.90 exclusively for Nepali citizens working overseas. The subscription period for this Initial Public Offering extended from the 25th of Poush to the 10th of Magh, 2080. During this timeframe, interested applicants had the opportunity to apply for IPO shares, with a minimum application size of 50 units and a maximum of 10,000 units.

    The IPO garnered significant attention, evidenced by the receipt of 33,824 applications for the available 21,39,220 unit shares. Following the allocation process, it was observed that 14 applications, originally applying for 720 units, were disqualified. However, the majority of 33,810 applications were approved.

    Among the approved applications, 5,340 applicants out of the total 33,810 were successfully allotted 50 units each through a lottery system as part of the IPO allocation process.

    In a related development, ICRA Nepal has reaffirmed Sarbottam Cement Limited’s issuer rating as [ICRANP-IR] BBB+, emphasizing its stability. Additionally, ICRA Nepal has maintained the long-term rating at [ICRANP] LBBB+ and the short-term rating at [ICRANP] A2 for Sarbottam’s bank loan limits. This reaffirmation by ICRA Nepal underscores the company’s creditworthiness and financial standing in the market.

  • Last Chance: NIBL Stable Fund Mutual Fund Public Issue Closing Today

    Last Chance: NIBL Stable Fund Mutual Fund Public Issue Closing Today


     

    NIMB Ace Capital Limited is concluding the public issuance of its mutual fund scheme, “NIBL Stable Fund,” today, on Magh 16, 2080. The originally scheduled closing date on the 5th Magh was extended due to an insufficient number of applications received by the issue manager. The mutual fund scheme, out of a total of 10 crore unit shares, has allocated 1% (10 lakh units) valued at Rs. 1 crore to the scheme manager, NIMB Ace Capital Limited, and 14% (1.4 crore units) worth Rs. 14 crore to the fund sponsor, Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited. The remaining 8.5 crore units, amounting to Rs. 85 crore, are now available for subscription by the general public. This extension provides an additional opportunity for investors to participate in the NIBL Stable Fund, contributing to the overall capitalization of the mutual fund scheme.