
Saarathi Cable Industries Limited is set to issue its IPO, offering 20% of its capital to the public in a bold move to fuel Nepal’s first underground cable production. This initiative marks a major step toward self-reliance in power infrastructure and positions Saarathi as a key player in the nation’s industrial transformation.

NEPSE staged a powerful rebound today, closing with decisive gains and a turnover exceeding NPR 19.57 billion. As market heavyweights led the charge, investor sentiment surged, positioning NEPSE on the brink of the 3,000-point milestone in a dramatic display of financial resilience.

The Government of Nepal announced ten major decisions, including approval to negotiate a $10 million World Bank grant for public finance reform, participation in global environmental and food security conferences, and defense-related activities—reflecting a strategic push in diplomacy, development, and institutional governance.

Jhapa Energy Limited is set to commence its groundbreaking IPO on Shrawan 14, 2082, offering 3,80,190 shares primarily to local residents of the project-affected area and Nepali migrant workers abroad. This inclusive capital mobilization emphasizes community empowerment and diaspora engagement.

The Nepal Rastra Bank is set to mop up Rs. 80 billion through its deposit collection instrument on Shrawan 7 to address the ongoing surplus liquidity in the banking sector.

Chitwan-based four-star Hotel Siraichuli Limited is set to issue an IPO, appointing Nabil Investment Banking Limited as the issue and sales manager. The hotel offers premium hospitality services and aims to expand its operations through public investment.

Chhyangdi Hydropower Limited has launched a bold capital mobilization drive, auctioning 298,832 unsold right shares from its previous 1:1 issuance. Beginning Shrawan 14, 2082, this nationwide investment opportunity invites visionary bidders, from retail investors to institutional titans.

Nepal Investment Mega Bank has opened the sale of 214,049 promoter shares currently held by six founding shareholders. The shares are initially available only to existing promoters, with a 35-day application window.

Nepal Infrastructure Bank (NIFRA) posted a 13.85% decline in net profit in the fourth quarter of FY 2081/82, totaling NPR 1.14 billion. While net interest income and core earnings decreased, the bank showed strong growth in reserves and loan expansion, reflecting financial resilience amid a challenging economic environment.

The Government of Nepal has launched the Rs. 10 billion "Development Bond 2085" to boost infrastructure growth and strengthen internal financing. With a 3-year maturity and secondary market liquidity via NEPSE, the bond is part of a broader Rs. 362 billion internal borrowing strategy for FY 2082/83, led by the Public Debt Management Office.

The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) has unveiled a transformative policy to restructure NEPSE and CDSC, aiming to modernize Nepal’s capital market. The plan includes privatizing NEPSE, enhancing governance, and introducing private sector innovation, while revamping CDSC for faster, more secure settlements.

The NEPSE index surged by 81.77 points today, closing at 2,974. A total of 236 companies saw their stock prices rise, while only 14 declined. Over 43.5 million shares of 319 companies were traded, with total turnover exceeding NPR 20.8 billion. Nepal Reinsurance led the turnover ranking, while investors in Trade Tower Company gained the most, with a 10% surge.