Once a private limited company becomes a public entity, it will have the ability to initiate an initial public offering (IPO) after gaining approval.
In a recent cabinet meeting on Tuesday, the Securities Registration and Issuance (Seventh Amendment) Regulations of 2080 were given the green light. This approval introduced new rules to the capital market, following recommendations from the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON). Additionally, the need for a
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 […]
Read More
The Initial Public Offering (IPO) proposal of Lower Erkhuwa Hydropower Company Ltd. is currently under review by SEBON (Securities Board of Nepal). The company has submitted a proposal to issue a total of 2,805,750 shares, aiming to raise Rs. 28.05 crores. The application for the IPO was submitted on Falgun 11, 2080. Muktinath Capital Limited […]
Read More
Seed Energy Ltd has finalized an agreement with NMB Capital Limited for the management of its Initial Public Offering (IPO). This development signifies a noteworthy achievement for Seed Energy Ltd as it prepares to introduce its shares to the public. The collaboration with NMB Capital Limited, a renowned entity in issue management, is anticipated to […]
Read More
