
Precious metal prices continue their upward trend in Nepal, with gold rising by Rs 1,800 and silver by Rs 100 per tola on Thursday.

Today marks the final deadline for Nepalese migrant workers to apply for the Sarbottam Paints Industries Limited IPO. The offering includes 85,000 units reserved specifically for those employed abroad.

Sanima Capital has opened public subscriptions for its 10-year closed-end mutual fund scheme, Sanima Equity Fund 2, starting May 7.

Kamana Sewa Bikas Bank has provided essential stationery and learning materials to 138 students at Shree Janakalyan Basic School through its CSR initiative.

The Supreme Court has ordered the release of former FNCCI President Shekhar Golchha on bail, ruling that he can only be detained if he fails to provide the required security deposit.

Former NRNA Vice-President Rameshwar Shah and a group of prominent investors have launched a 2 billion NPR project to build Janakpur’s first five-star luxury hotel. The project aims to boost religious tourism and local employment in Madhesh Province over the next three years.

FNCCI President Chandra Prasad Dhakal has urged the government and private sector to collaborate on building a self-reliant economy during the organization's 60th Annual General Meeting.
Smart Appliances Pvt. Ltd. has been appointed as the sole distributor for Whirlpool products in Nepal's Provinces 5, 6, and 7.
Gold prices in Nepal decreased by Rs. 300 per tola today, while silver prices saw a modest increase of Rs. 20 per tola.

Leaders from Nepal's top business organizations have urged the government to prioritize policy stability and legal reforms to boost investor confidence. They argued that achieving significant economic growth is impossible without a strong partnership between the state and the private sector.

Authorities in Kathmandu are preparing to raze an unauthorized eight-story building in Devinagar that lacks land titles and permits. Business owners have begun evacuating the premises as security forces and heavy machinery arrive at the scene.

President Ramchandra Poudel has issued an ordinance resulting in the immediate removal of 1,594 political appointees across various public sectors. The move impacts leadership positions in education, health, finance, and infrastructure as part of a major government reshuffle.