Nepal Insurance to Open Rights Offering Worth NPR 657.7 Million from Shrawan 6
Nepal Insurance Company is issuing 6.57 million rights shares at a 10:3.4783 ratio starting Shrawan 6. The move will raise NPR 657.7 million and help the insurer meet the regulatory paid-up capital requirement of NPR 2.5 billion.

ShareSanskar | Shrawan 5, 2082
In a decisive move toward capital market strength and regulatory alignment, Nepal Insurance Company Limited is set to open its highly anticipated rights share offering from Shrawan 6, 2082. The company is issuing shares in a 10:3.4783 ratio, enabling eligible shareholders to purchase approximately 34.78% more shares relative to their current holdings. The total rights issue is valued at an impressive NPR 657.7 million, signaling both ambition and financial foresight. Under this offering, Nepal Insurance will issue 6,576,967.76 shares, each with a face value of NPR 100. This strategic capital injection aims not merely to raise funds, but to reinforce the company’s financial backbone and solidify its position in Nepal’s increasingly competitive non-life insurance sector. It’s a move that resonates far beyond balance sheets, this is a clear statement of strength.
Currently, the company holds a paid-up capital of NPR 1.89 billion. Upon completion of the rights issue, this figure will rise to NPR 2.54 billion, surpassing the NPR 2.5 billion threshold set by the Nepal Insurance Authority for non-life insurance companies. This expansion ensures Nepal Insurance remains not only compliant but also competitive, with enhanced underwriting capacity and room for market expansion.
The application window for the rights shares opens on Shrawan 6 and closes on Shrawan 26, 2082. Shareholders on record as of the book closure date, Jestha 30, are eligible to apply. This gives those who held shares until Jestha 29 the opportunity to increase their stake and participate in the company’s renewed growth trajectory. Applications can be submitted through multiple convenient channels. These include ASBA-approved banks and financial institutions, the CDSC’s MeroShare platform, and the central or branch offices of NIMB S Capital, which is overseeing the issue as the official manager. With such accessibility, the company aims to ensure broad investor participation across the country.
This rights issue marks a turning point for Nepal Insurance. It goes beyond meeting regulatory requirements, this is about strategic positioning, investor confidence, and long-term vision. The issuance will not only raise capital but also enhance financial agility, reinforce market presence, and open new pathways for sustainable growth. Investors now have a unique opportunity to be part of this transformation. As Nepal Insurance strengthens its foundation and marches toward a more dominant future, shareholders who act now could stand to benefit from both financial returns and the prestige of being part of one of Nepal’s most enduring insurance institutions.