The Nepal Stock Exchange will remain closed today in observance of Buddha Jayanti and International Labour Day. Normal trading operations are scheduled to resume on Monday.
Norvic International Hospital has concluded its road show for a proposed IPO, with institutional investors now required to submit their bids by Baisakh 21.
Shilpa Pradhananga has officially been sworn in as the Chairperson of Ganapati Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited following her unanimous election. She took her oath of office before the Chief of Nepal Rastra Bank's Pokhara Office.
Garima Bikas Bank has partnered with Om Hospital and Kantipur Dental Hospital to offer exclusive discounts on medical and dental services to its cardholders and mobile banking users.
Dordi Khola Jal Bidyut Company Limited has received regulatory approval to issue right shares at a 1:0.288 ratio to settle its outstanding consortium bank loans.
Nepal Rastra Bank is conducting a massive liquidity absorption exercise, seeking to collect Rs. 120 billion in 97-day deposits from financial institutions.
Gold and silver prices in Nepal saw a significant decline today, with gold dropping by Rs 1,800 per tola and silver falling by Rs 105.
Paramount Motors is expanding its electric vehicle range in Nepal by introducing several new Wuling models, including high-range SUVs and premium MPVs. The expansion aims to boost sustainable mobility options with the support of an eight-year battery warranty.
Prime Minister’s advisor Asim Shah has defended the government's latest ordinances, stating they are essential for removing legal bottlenecks and improving public service delivery.
Sopan Pharmaceuticals has finalized its IPO allotment, distributing 10 shares each to 347,490 successful applicants through a lottery system. The issue saw massive interest with over 2.7 million valid applications submitted for the available shares.
Mount Everest Power Development Limited has opened its IPO today, targeting project-affected residents in Solukhumbu and Nepalese citizens working overseas. The offering includes over 1 million units as part of the company's broader public share issuance plan.
Everest Colour Limited has opened its Initial Public Offering (IPO) for Nepali citizens working abroad starting today, 16th Baisakh 2083. The company is issuing 79,000 units of shares under this category, with the subscription window remaining open until 22nd Baisakh, and possibly extending to 30th Baisakh if the issue is not fully subscribed.