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+0.00 (+0.00%)An analysis of listed single-project hydropower companies reveals that most lack sufficient cash flows to…An analysis of listed single-project hydropower companies reveals that most lack sufficient cash flows to offer adequate dividend returns relative to market risks without capital gains.
Numerous large companies are preparing to issue mega IPOs with over 10 million shares each, aiming to provide…Numerous large companies are preparing to issue mega IPOs with over 10 million shares each, aiming to provide retail investors with assured allotments and boost primary market activity.
NEPSE has published a list of 123 companies eligible for margin trading, including commercial banks…NEPSE has published a list of 123 companies eligible for margin trading, including commercial banks, development banks, finance companies, microfinances, insurance companies, hydropower companies, and others, effective for Chaitra 17, 2082.
Sanima Mai Hydropower decided not to distribute any dividend for the last fiscal year and called its AGM for…Sanima Mai Hydropower decided not to distribute any dividend for the last fiscal year and called its AGM for Chaitra 29, with book closure on Chaitra 12.
Sanima Mai Hydropower Ltd. reported a net profit of Rs 125.6 million for the second quarter of the fiscal…Sanima Mai Hydropower Ltd. reported a net profit of Rs 125.6 million for the second quarter of the fiscal year, a 53.33% decrease compared to the same period last year.
Following the Gen-Z movement, the NEPSE index dropped significantly by about 17% from 2672.25 to 2511.91…Following the Gen-Z movement, the NEPSE index dropped significantly by about 17% from 2672.25 to 2511.91, affecting numerous listed companies across sectors.
Recent floods have damaged several hydropower projects and halted generation for 14 listed companies, though…Recent floods have damaged several hydropower projects and halted generation for 14 listed companies, though mandatory insurance policies are expected to protect their secondary market valuations.
NEPSE rose 9.19 points to close at 2,631 with a total turnover of Rs 6.38 billion across 318 companies, led by…NEPSE rose 9.19 points to close at 2,631 with a total turnover of Rs 6.38 billion across 318 companies, led by Sahas Urja in transactions and Rapti Hydro among gainers.
On Monday, the NEPSE index rose by 9.19 points to close at 2,631.48, while total turnover decreased to Rs 6.38…On Monday, the NEPSE index rose by 9.19 points to close at 2,631.48, while total turnover decreased to Rs 6.38 billion. Sahas Urja led in turnover with Rs 36.53 million worth of shares traded, and Rapti Hydro posted the highest gain at the positive circuit level. On the sector side, manufacturing and processing saw the highest growth while hydropower and finance dipped slightly. Date: Monday, Ashadh 15, 2082 (implied by context). (Note: figures derived from article text for turnover are Rs 6.38 billion and Rs 36.53 crore). Let's keep it concise: On Monday, the NEPSE index rose 9.19 points to 2631.48 with a turnover of Rs 6.38 billion, led by Sahas Urja in transactions while manufacturing stocks gained the most sector-wise.
NEPSE fell by 3.90 points to close at 2,654, with a total turnover of Rs 7.65 billion. Microfinance and…NEPSE fell by 3.90 points to close at 2,654, with a total turnover of Rs 7.65 billion. Microfinance and hydropower sectors saw gains while most other sectors declined.
Hydropower companies continue to dominate NEPSE turnover, capturing up to 70 percent of total trading volume…Hydropower companies continue to dominate NEPSE turnover, capturing up to 70 percent of total trading volume as investors shift focus across the sector. Stocks like Ngadi Group Power, Arun Kabeli Power, and Butwal Power Company led recent transactions amid strong market activity and upcoming lock-in expiries for institutional holdings in peer companies. Ngadi Group Power traded over Rs 5.72 billion in recent sessions, while Butwal Power Company recorded a weekly price gain of 21.01 percent and a turnover of Rs 4.6 billion before seeing a correction on Monday. Hydropower group turnover rose significantly over recent trading days, driven by strong investor interest in prominent companies within the sub-index, though the sector index saw a minor correction of 1 percent on Monday. Analysts note that capital is rotating from top-performing stocks into mid-tier hydropower companies with growth potential, keeping market activity robust despite intermittent corrections. Last week saw Ngadi Group Power lead turnover with 1.43 million shares traded at an average price increase of 2.84 percent, alongside notable gains in Arun Kabeli Power, Universal Power Company, Sanima Mai Hydropower, Arun Valley Hydropower, and Radhi Bidyut Company. Butwal Power Company also saw its share price surge 21.01 percent over the week with Rs 4.6 billion in transactions, including 813,065 shares traded for Rs 64.6 million on Sunday alone before correcting 3.05 percent on Monday. Additional high-volume gainers included Synergy Power Development, Chilime Hydropower, and others, as robust turnover underscores sustained investor preference for the hydropower group in the secondary market. Total market turnover recently rose significantly, with hydropower shares accounting for 40 to 50 percent of the total volume and scaling up to nearly 70 percent in recent sessions, highlighting the group's continued appeal among retail and institutional investors alike.
NEPSE rose 2.80 points to close at 2,658.66 with a total turnover of Rs 13.18 billion, while hotel and tourism…NEPSE rose 2.80 points to close at 2,658.66 with a total turnover of Rs 13.18 billion, while hotel and tourism stocks attracted investor attention.
NEPSE rose by 2.80 points to close at 2,658.66 with a turnover of Rs 13.18 billion. Pure Energy and Peoples…NEPSE rose by 2.80 points to close at 2,658.66 with a turnover of Rs 13.18 billion. Pure Energy and Peoples Power saw their share prices hit positive circuits.
NEPSE rose by 13.39 points to close at 2,669.25 with a total turnover exceeding Rs 3.83 billion in the first…NEPSE rose by 13.39 points to close at 2,669.25 with a total turnover exceeding Rs 3.83 billion in the first hour of trading.
NEPSE rose by 0.47 points to close at 2655.85 on Sunday, while total turnover decreased to Rs 11.44 billion.NEPSE rose by 0.47 points to close at 2655.85 on Sunday, while total turnover decreased to Rs 11.44 billion.
An analysis of mutual fund portfolios reveals their top hydropower holdings, led by companies like Api Power…An analysis of mutual fund portfolios reveals their top hydropower holdings, led by companies like Api Power, Mountain Energy, and Sahas Urja. Mutual funds invested a total of Rs 4.26 billion in the hydropower sector, representing 9.49% of their total net investments.
The NEPSE index fell by 7.15 points to 2657 on Thursday with a total turnover of Rs 12.51 billion. Gurans…The NEPSE index fell by 7.15 points to 2657 on Thursday with a total turnover of Rs 12.51 billion. Gurans Laghubitta suffered the highest loss of 10%.
On Thursday, the NEPSE index dropped by 9.08 points to 2655.38, while total turnover rose to Rs 12.51 billion…On Thursday, the NEPSE index dropped by 9.08 points to 2655.38, while total turnover rose to Rs 12.51 billion. Pure Energy gained the most, and Gurans Laghubitta saw the highest decline.
Investors are increasingly showing interest in hydropower and investment companies whose lock-in periods for…Investors are increasingly showing interest in hydropower and investment companies whose lock-in periods for promoter shares are about to expire.
Sanima Mai Hydropower reported a net profit of Rs 269.1 million for the second quarter of the fiscal year…Sanima Mai Hydropower reported a net profit of Rs 269.1 million for the second quarter of the fiscal year 2081/82, with an EPS of Rs 14.40 and a net worth of Rs 183.66 per share, alongside a weekly share price increase to Rs 620.88.