The government has unveiled the 21-point 'Capital Market Strengthening and Revival Action Plan, 2083' with the aim of making Nepal's capital market dynamic, modern, and investment-friendly.
The government has directed the Nepal Securities Board to issue guidelines for determining common eligibility for companies planning to conduct initial public offerings (IPOs).
The government is preparing to gradually mobilize the funds concentrated in bank deposits of large institutional investors towards the securities market.
The government is set to move forward with a system that imposes capital gains tax only on net profits, after adjusting for gains and losses from securities transactions.
Six companies from various sectors have been added to the IPO pipeline of the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), collectively applying to issue 27,834,531 units of shares worth Rs 2.78 billion (Rs 2,783,453,100).
Bajhang-based Upper Kalangad 38.46 MW hydropower project promoter Sanigad Hydro Limited has opened its IPO today (Jeth 18, 2083 BS / June 1, 2026 AD) for general-public investors with 46 Lakh 74 Thousand units on offer at Rs. 100 per share; applications close at the earliest on Jeth 21 and at the latest on Asar 1, 2083.
Kalanga Hydro has issued an IPO for the public starting today.
While there has been a facility to open broker accounts and trade online in Nepal, closing them has required a visit to the broker's office. According to Ashok Bisht, Assistant Director of SEBON, broker accounts can now also be closed via TMS-Link email.
NAASA Securities Company Limited has filed a complaint with the Nepal Police Cyber Bureau, alleging that misleading videos posted on TikTok have harmed the company's reputation.
The National Examinations Board (NEB), Office of the Controller of Examinations (Class 10), has officially published the results of the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) 2082 .
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