Beni Hydropower Project Limited’s IPO for the general public has entered its final day, with investors able to apply for 863,200 ordinary shares at NRS 100 per share.
CARE Ratings Nepal has reaffirmed ‘CARE-NP BBB (Is)’ issuer rating for Bajeko Sekuwa Limited, highlighting its established brand, growing franchise network and improving financial position.
Nepal’s new IPO approvals have remained halted for more than four months amid regulatory uncertainty and delays at SEBON, while India has opened nine Main Board and SME IPOs in a single day.
Beni Hydropower Project Limited is set to open its IPO for general investors from September 7, 2026, following the allocation of shares to project-affected locals and Nepalis working abroad.
Nepal’s IPO pipeline has continued to expand with four new applications filed since Gopal Prasad Bhatt took charge as SEBON chairman. However, the regulator has not approved a single new IPO during his tenure.
Agri Care Nepal has appointed Nepal Life Capital as its institutional advisor to strengthen its capital structure and assess its financial, business, and regulatory readiness for a potential public IPO.
Kathmandu-based wine producer Supreme Wine Nepal has taken a step toward its public offering by appointing National Capital Limited as the issue and sales manager for its upcoming IPO.
A month after a new leadership took charge at the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), the approval process for initial public offerings (IPOs) remains stalled. Currently, 104 companies seeking to raise over Rs 69.30 billion are awaiting regulatory approval.
Everest Color Limited's IPO has been listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), with the company's shares set to begin trading from Friday following the special pre-open session.
Time Pharmaceuticals has fixed its IPO cut-off price at Rs. 500 per share through the book-building process. Retail investors will receive a 10% discount, allowing them to subscribe at Rs. 450 per share.
The pharmaceutical company unveiled its IPO plans to institutional investors, proposing a base price of Rs 600 per share under Nepal's book-building process.
Mount Everest Power Development has completed the allotment of its IPO, with 142,760 applicants receiving 10 shares each through a lottery system after the issue was heavily oversubscribed.