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NEPSE Edges Up 2.64 Points to Close at 2,655.22 as Turnover Reaches Rs. 3.46 Arba

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) posted a marginal recovery of 2.64 points on Thursday, closing at 2,655.22 after declining 12.95 points in the previous session. Total turnover stood at Rs. 3.46 Arba, with Ghorahi Cement leading the turnover chart.

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NEPSE Edges Up 2.64 Points to Close at 2,655.22 as Turnover Reaches Rs. 3.46 Arba

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) witnessed a slight recovery on Thursday, gaining 2.64 points or 0.09% to settle at 2,655.22. The market rebounded modestly after recording a decline of 12.95 points in the previous trading session. The benchmark index opened at 2,650.23 and fluctuated throughout the trading session, reaching an intraday high of 2,661.44 and a low of 2,647.11 before closing at 2,655.22. Total turnover for the day reached Rs. 3.46 Arba, with 10,713,842 shares of 336 companies traded through 33,215 transactions. The market's total capitalization stood at Rs. 45.70 Kharba, while float market capitalization reached Rs. 15.57 Kharba. Ghorahi Cement Industry Limited (GCIL) recorded the highest turnover of the day, with shares worth Rs. 21.63 crore traded. The company's stock closed at Rs. 380 per share. On the gainers' side, Crest Micro Life Insurance Limited (CREST) emerged as the top performer, surging 14.08% to close at Rs. 1,192 per share. Meanwhile, Ghorahi Cement Industry Limited (GCIL) recorded the steepest decline, dropping 6.40%, with its last traded price standing at Rs. 380 per share. Sector-wise, the Non-Life Insurance Index led the market with a gain of 0.65%. In contrast, the Others Index recorded the highest decline, falling by 0.88%.

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Newly appointed Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Pratap Subedi officially assumed office on Friday after taking the oath of office and secrecy before the NEPSE Board of Directors.

NEPSE Rebounds 6.62 Points After Previous Session’s Sharp Decline

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) witnessed a slight recovery on Tuesday, gaining 6.62 points or 0.24% to close at 2,664.13. The market rebounded after declining by 32.65 points in the previous trading session.

NEPSE Plunges 32.65 Points to Close at 2,657.50; Turnover Reaches Rs. 7.18 Arba

The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) declined by 32.65 points or 1.21% to close at 2,657.50 on Wednesday. Total turnover reached Rs. 7.18 arba, with Ghalemdi Hydro leading the turnover chart and Beni Hydropower emerging as the top gainer.

Ransomware Attack Exposes Major Cybersecurity Weaknesses in Nepal’s Stock Market

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CDSC Leadership Control Shifts to Finance Ministry, Curtailing NEPSE’s Management Role

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NEPSE CEO Appointment Delayed Until After Dashain as Four Candidates Complete Interviews

The selection process for the vacant Chief Executive Officer (CEO) position at the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has entered its final stage, with all four shortlisted candidates completing their interviews and professional work plan presentations. However, the selection committee will recommend three candidates to the Cabinet only after the Dashain holidays.

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