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Kalinchock Hydropower Lists 5.5 Million Units on NEPSE

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has officially listed 5.5 million ordinary shares of Kalinchock Hydropower Limited (KHPL). Trading in the secondary market is scheduled to commence on May 25, 2026 (Jestha 11, 2083), with an opening price range designated between Rs. 100 and Rs. 300 for the special pre-open session.

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Kalinchock Hydropower Lists 5.5 Million Units on NEPSE

For the first transaction during the special pre-open session, NEPSE has established a regulatory opening price floor of Rs. 100 and a ceiling of Rs. 300.The exchange determines this designated opening boundary based on the company’s audited net worth per share. According to corporate disclosure files, the baseline par value of the stock stands at Rs. 100 per unit, meaning the maximum initial trading limit represents a standard three-fold upper circuit multiplier from the base value. This milestone comes after a highly successful public capital raise executed earlier this year. Out of the broader share pool, the hydropower entity allocated 4.125 million ($41,25,000$) units specifically to the general retail public. The public subscription window remained open from April 4 to April 7, 2026 (Chaitra 22 to Chaitra 25, 2082), allowing casual domestic investors to secure their early allotments before the transition into an actively traded secondary market commodity.

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