
Swarojgar Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited has opened an auction for 33,964 promoter shares with a minimum bid price of NPR 315 per share. The auction is open exclusively to existing promoters, who can submit their bids at the company’s Banepa office within 35 days from 29th Jestha, 2082.

Swabalamban Laghubitta has opened an auction for 53,000 founder shares, with a minimum bid price of NPR 435 per share. Interested bidders, including former promoters and the general public, can submit sealed bids to NMB Capital in Lazimpat until Ashad 12, 2082.

Everest Color has taken a major step toward its upcoming IPO by appointing a sales manager to oversee the share sale process. The company signed a formal agreement with Laxmi Sunrise Capital Limited, which will manage the IPO distribution. Rated BB- by Care Ratings Nepal, Everest Color aims to boost import substitution, create jobs, and contribute to Nepal’s economy through this public offering.

National Life Insurance is set to hold its AGM on Asar 5 to approve a 15% dividend—5% bonus shares and 10% cash, with an additional 0.789% cash for tax purposes. The meeting will also elect new directors and is open to shareholders registered by Jestha 21.


NEPSE declined by 13.28 points on the fourth trading day, with most sectors in the red except hydropower.

An arrest warrant has been issued against senior journalist Dilbhushan Pathak by the Cyber Bureau of Nepal Police, following a complaint related to a published news article.

Aviyan Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited has announced that it will not distribute any dividend for the fiscal year 2080/81.

The company had opened its IPO to the general public from Jestha 14 to 20, issuing a total of 3,296,505 shares.

Nepal SBI Bank partners with NCHL to join the NEPALPAY card network, enhancing its digital banking services with secure and locally managed payment solutions.

Everest Bank partners with NCHL to launch NEPALPAY card services, promoting secure, locally managed digital payments and reducing reliance on international networks.

Gold prices in Nepal dropped by Rs. 600 per tola today, while silver surged to a record high of Rs. 2,165 per tola, reflecting contrasting trends in the precious metals market.