Rupee gains, gold price keeps soaring

KATHMANDU, Nov 27: Nepali currency gained against US dollar, as globally weakening dollar failed to lure investors in the Indian market as well, this week. Gold price, on the other hand, continued to follow the suit of international trend and galloped to the new record of Rs 33,700 per tola (11.664 gram) on Friday. 

Currency

Nepali currency strengthened by 28 paisa against a US dollar over this week. A dollar was exchanged at Rs 74.55 on Friday.

Nepal Rastra Bank had fixed the exchange rate of a dollar at Rs 74.83 on Sunday. On the back of slipping dollar against the Indian currency, with which Nepali rupee is pegged, Nepali currency gained 23 paisa on Tuesday. However, this trend reversed overnight on Wednesday, but rupee bounced back and gained 26 paisa (as compared with Wednesday) against a dollar on Friday.

Rupee, however, weakened against a euro by 93 paisa, but it recorded a gain of 77 paisa against a pound sterling this week. On Friday, a euro was exchanged at Rs 112.51, while a pound sterling was exchanged at Rs 123.72.

Bullion

Gold price continued its upward spiral and touched a new high of Rs 28,895 per 10 grams, gaining Rs 945 over this week, in the domestic market. The yellow metal dealers, who are catering to investors rather than general consumers these days, attributed the rise to sharp increment in the price in the international market.

Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers´ Association, which sets domestic price of gold based on the price movement at New York COMEX House, had opened the market at Rs 27,950 per 10 grams on Sunday. With international prices escalating, gold price broke records on every following days of the week.

On Monday, gold became expensive by Rs 200 per 10 grams, and the price further jumped by Rs 230 by Wednesday and additional Rs 340 on Thursday. On Friday, too, it recorded an overnight jump of Rs 175 per 10 grams.

The price of silver also soared to Rs 465 per 10 grams on Friday in the domestic market.

REPUBLICA

Intra-bank rate again up to 7 pc

KATHMANDU, Nov 26: Nepal´s money market liquidity that chiefly represents cash held by banks for immediate investment remained tight on Thursday, thus pushing the intra-bank rate up to seven percent -- 1.5 percentage point more than the rate seen on Wednesday. 

A banker told myrepublica that the liquidity shortage that emerged lately, however, is a short-term phenomenon but is likely to remain throughout the coming week.

The market, which was already running tight since the past six weeks, experienced a new wave of liquidity shortage after huge amount of cash collected while issuing primary shares was deposited to the central bank, the banker added.

Last week, Kasthamandap Development Bank issued 9.6 million units of ordinary shares that attracted subscriptions worth around Rs 5 billion -- 50 times more than offered.

As per the mandatory provision, all the cash collected while issuing primary shares will have to be deposited at the central bank for at least five days within six days of the closure of public offer.

The intra-bank rate, a barometer to gauge status of cash liquidity in the market, eased down Tuesday after the central bank injected additional Rs 3 billion, taking the total injection made by the central bank in the last 15 days to Rs 8 billion. Before the injection, the inter-bank rate was in the range of 8.75 percent to 9 percent.

REPUBLICA 

Market hits lowest point since May 2007

The NEPSE index(-5.09%) witnessed a sharp decline throughout the week with the benchmark index closing at 534.32 points, the lowest index level since May 27, 2007. The index was pulled down primarily by readjustments in the share prices of various companies post book closures for rights and bonus shares and cash dividends. In addition, the IPOs of Kasthamandap Development Bank and Pathibara Development Bank lured investors away from the secondary market. 

The Commercial Banking sub-index (-7.16%) was unable to sustain its ascent from the previous week, mainly due to readjustment in the share prices of Himalayan Bank (-Rs 457) and the book closure of DCBL Bank (+Rs 1) for its 5% bonus shares. The Finance sector (-5.80%) also took a big dip as Reliable Finance (-Rs 55) closed its books for 20% bonus shares and 10% cash dividends, and International Leasing and Finance (-Rs 291) did the same for 1:2.1 rights shares. Despite significant gains posted by Narayani Development Bank (-Rs 24) and Excel Development Bank (+Rs 2), the Development Bank sector (-5.43%) failed to impress as the stocks of a majority of the companies slid. Depreciation in the stock value of Chilime Hydropower (-Rs 25) hit the Hydropower sector. Similarly, the Insurance sector (-2.38%) also declined because of the price of Nepal Life Insurance (-Rs 84). Similarly, a fall in the share price of Nepal Telecom Company (-Rs 3) ruled out an uptrend in the Others sub-index (-0.58%).

To boost investor confidence, NRB announced it is injecting an additional Rs 3 billion into the market to ease the liquidity crunch. The central bank has also extended the timeframe to mid-April 2011 for commercial banks to raise their paid- up capital to Rs 2 billion. Prabhu Finance (-Rs 10) and Premier Finance (+Rs 6) are distributing 10.53% cash dividends and 1:1 rights shares respectively. NMB Bank (-Rs 17) which listed 53,586 rights shares confirmed that 19% of its promoter shares will be converted into ordinary shares. Nepal Investment Bank (-Rs 60) became the first bank in Nepal to receive an ´A´ rating from the Indian Credit Rating Agency (ICRA). Arun Valley Hydropower, Excel Development Bank and Crystal Finance Limited were listed on the stock exchange this week. Guheshwori Merchant and Finance (-Rs 16) announced 2% cash dividends along with 10% bonus shares. With IPOs and book closures of several companies lined up along with the divestment of promoter shares into ordinary by several major companies, no sign of an imminent reversal is apparent.

REPUBLICA 

NIBL first bank to get A in credit rating

Nepal Investment Bank Limited (NIBL) has become the first bank in Nepal's banking history to receive the investment grade rating of [Nepal] A from the Indian Credit Rating Agency (ICRA), an associate of Moody's Investors Service. The rating for issuers in Nepal is assigned on a scale which ranges from [Nepal] AAA to [Nepal] D. 

The rating is based on the good market position of NIBL in Nepal, its track record of expanding its balance sheet while maintaining a stable earning profile and its experienced management team, states a press release of the bank.

Despite stiff competition, NIBL has maintained a healthy market share of about 8 percent and 10 percent in terms of deposits and loans and advances respectively. Moreover, the growth rate of NIBL has been impressive. It achieved a relatively higher deposit growth of 41 percent and 36 percent in 2007/08 and 2008/09.

NIBL, which also has the largest credit portfolio of Rs. 36.2 billion among the commercial banks in Nepal as of mid-July 2009, has recorded a strong four-year cumulative average growth rate (CAGR) of 37.5 percent in lending from Rs. 10.1 billion in mid-July 2005.
NIBL has delivered good and stable profitability and net interest margin over the years with low operating expenses. Regulatory capital adequacy ratio of 11.24 percent as of mid-July 2009, with a Tier I capital ratio of 8.56 percent coupled with NPA of 0.58 percent as of mid-July 2009 and provision coverage of over 90 percent demonstrates the sound health of NIBL. NIBL has a presence throughout the country through its 32 branches and 60 ATMs (150 ATMs including consortium member ATMs).

Source:
ekantipur

Right Share Listed: NMB Bank Limited

NMB Bank Limited has listed right share (53586 units) from serial no 11000001 to 14300000 at Nepal Stock Exchange for trade.

Source:
Jamb News Service

Class C license to Reliance Finance Company

Nepal Rastra Bank provided class C license to Reliance Finance Company. The company, which will be in 84th position among financial institutions, has Rs 250 million authorized capital, 200 million issued capital and Rs 140 million paid-up capital. It will have 70 per cent promoters' shares from various sectors industrial, educational and others ¿ and 30 per cent ordinary shares. The company plans to establish its office in BJ Building at Bhrikutimandap here.

Source:
THT

Weekly Update

Nepal Stock Exchange tumbles this week primarily weighed by book closure on Himalayan Bank and International Leasing & Finance Company. Likewise, political collide led investor's worry to new height and rigid rules and regulation on stock market dampened the outlook to the ground. Taking into account of all the disappointing news, the benchmark Nepse index slump to more than 30 months low to 534.32 points down 27.79 points or 5 percent.

"Book closure of many companies have diminished the Nepse index to this level along with other key off-putting news and still there are key companies to close its book and lots of awful happening in near term, hence Nepse index will pull back to ground level in near term" said, Bijay Kumar Shrestha, an investors in the stock market.

There was strong wind behind the banking index that dropped 36.67 points or 6.80 percent to 502.19 at the closing session of week in comparison to Sunday's close. Similarly, finance index slump down 30.45 points or 5.12 percent to close at 564.63. ILFC (Rs. 219, -54.38%) turn out to be the biggest decliner on price adjustment after book closure date followed by Standard Finance (STFL, Rs. 237, -8.85) and Reliable Finance (RIBSL, Rs. 640, -8.57%). Development bank edge down 34.46 points or 5.52 percent to 589.93 fronted by loss in scrip price of Clean Energy Development Bank (CEDBL, 660, -8.97%), Vibor Bikash Bank (VBBL, Rs. 348, -7.69%) and so on. Hydro was down 9.58 points or 1.18 percent, insurance rolled down 15.76 points while others diminished 7.04 and trading plummets 10.02 points.

Stock analyst believed that "New floating of shares in the form of right share, bonus share and initial public offering amid chaotic political and economical environment has haunted the stock market growth."

Hefty decline in scrip price of most of the financial companies triggered domestic blue chips or sensitive index to close at 131.51 subtracting 9.16 points or 6.52 percent. Sensex is heavily loaded with financial companies as 14 commercial banks, 37 finance companies, 15 development bank, 10 insurance companies and one each from hydropower and manufacturing companies are included in sensitive index. Similarly, float Index an indicator of performance of ordinary shares in the market rolled down 2.58 points to 50.96.

Total of 91 companies registered their presence in the secondary market over this week. Losers overshadowed the market as 52 companies lost their price and only 12 companies advanced. All in all 562048 shares traded over the week for Rs. 276,846,822 turnovers along with Rs. 1,997,955.71 million market capitalizations.

NEPSE > Today's Share Price As of 2009-11-26

S.No.	Traded Companies	No.of Transaction	Max. Price	Min. Price	Closing Price	Total Share	Amount	Previous Closing	Difference Rs.
1	Annapurna Bikash Bank Limited	6	379	375	375	1,420	536,910	385	-10
2	Ace Development Bank Limited	3	372	365	365	350	128,780	373	-8
3	Api Finance Limtied	6	440	439	440	120	52,700	440	0
4	Bhrikuti Vikash Bank Limited	1	146	146	146	98	14,308	144	2
5	Business Development Bank Ltd.	4	240	236	240	900	213,400	240	0
6	Bank of Asia Nepal Limited	30	499	480	481	3,440	1,655,520	490	-9
7	Bank of Kathmandu	40	1,375	1,336	1,345	4,143	5,577,984	1,395	-50
8	Clean Energy Development Bank Limited	8	675	660	660	440	291,300	686	-26
9	Crystal Finance Limited	12	579	579	579	300	173,700	590	-11
10	Chilime Hydro power Co.	4	1,025	1,025	1,025	250	256,250	1,025	0
11	Citizens Bank International Limited	23	565	550	556	740	412,030	565	-9
12	DCBL Bank Ltd.	3	281	276	281	438	121,128	280	1
13	Excel Development Bank Ltd.	3	357	350	350	650	230,650	348	2
14	Fewa Finance Co. Ltd. Promoter Share	38	231	230	230	164,655	37,873,045	235	-5
15	Global Bank Limited	13	421	415	416	1,090	453,780	422	-6
16	Gurkha Development Bank	1	613	613	613	60	36,780	645	-32
17	Goodwill Finance Co. Ltd.	1	313	313	313	40	12,520	319	-6
18	General Finance Ltd.	3	368	368	368	40	14,720	364	4
19	Gorkha Finance Ltd.	3	286	280	280	115	32,710	285	-5
20	Himalayan Bank Ltd.	14	1,038	1,025	1,038	729	752,182	1,020	18
21	ICFC Bittya Sanstha Ltd.	1	378	378	378	88	33,264	375	3
22	Infrastructure Development Bank Limited	10	405	400	400	300	120,900	412	-12
23	International Leasing And Fin. Co.	5	235	219	219	154	35,158	239	-20
24	Janaki Finance Ltd.	1	412	412	412	40	16,480	420	-8
25	Kumari Bank Ltd	5	520	511	515	712	366,280	521	-6
26	KIST Bank Limited	21	318	306	309	5,110	1,583,750	320	-11
27	Lumbini Bank Ltd.	4	307	302	302	2,260	692,880	306	-4
28	Machhachapuchhre Bank Ltd	6	310	309	310	1,049	325,057	314	-4
29	Nepal Aawas Bikas Beeta Co. Ltd.	2	300	300	300	246	73,800	302	-2
30	Narayani Development Bank Ltd.	5	424	408	424	156	65,220	400	24
31	Nabil Bank Ltd.	10	2,703	2,582	2,582	706	1,858,292	2,675	-93
32	NABIL Bank Limited Promotor Share	1	1,960	1,960	1,960	10	19,600	1,998	-38
33	Nepal Bangladesh Bank Ltd.	4	259	257	257	1,100	283,300	255	2
34	Nepal Development And Employment Promotion Bank Limited	10	260	247	260	700	174,100	247	13
35	Nepal Investment Bank Ltd.	14	781	765	775	2,632	2,040,482	790	-15
36	Nepal Industrial And Co.Bank	32	711	696	700	4,189	2,930,076	702	-2
37	NMB Bank Ltd.	3	320	314	314	476	150,604	322	-8
38	Nepal Doorsanchar Company Limited	5	510	507	507	650	330,200	510	-3
39	Prime Commercial Bank Limited	170	615	600	600	8,480	5,157,150	608	-8
40	Patan Finance Ltd.	3	309	297	297	140	41,940	315	-18
41	Prabhu Finance Company Limited	13	470	455	455	885	405,725	465	-10
42	Pashupati Development Bank Limited	21	490	472	472	710	340,140	490	-18
43	Reliable Finance Limited	93	660	635	640	2,620	1,689,120	650	-10
44	Sanima Vikash Bank Ltd.	25	581	554	554	3,518	1,975,738	588	-34
45	Nepal SBI Bank Limited	6	1,585	1,572	1,572	1,588	2,505,516	1,600	-28
46	Siddhartha Bank Limited	39	688	645	645	1,968	1,278,135	675	-30
47	Standard Chartered Bank Ltd.	17	3,590	3,501	3,501	897	3,175,232	3,595	-94
48	Siddhartha Development Bank Limited	12	275	248	248	2,924	787,964	280	-32
49	Sunrise Bank Limited	72	394	383	385	4,560	1,778,050	392	-7
50	Standard Finance Ltd.	10	245	237	237	3,494	842,904	248	-11
51	Universal Finance Ltd.	1	265	265	265	120	31,800	270	-5
52	Vibor Bikas Bank Limited	147	351	343	348	4,950	1,730,330	351	-3

Total Traded Amount Rs.:	81,679,584
Total Traded Shares:	237,450
Total Transactions:	984

Book Closure and AGM: Reliable Finance Ltd

Reliable Finance Limited has announced its upcoming fourth Annual General Meeting to be held on 15th December 2009 (2066 mangsir 30). The company has announced its book closure from 22 Nov to 15 Dec, 09 (2066 Mangsir 7 to Mangsir 30).

Source:

Jamb News Service

AGM Approved Right Share Issue: Prabhu Finance

Prabhu Finance Co Ltd has declared a net profit of Rs 23.2 million for fiscal year 2008/09. Addressing the company´s annual general meeting on Wednesday, its chairman Devi Bhattachan said this was a 40.49 percent rise on the net profits earned in fiscal year 2007/08.

The shareholders also approved the board of directors´ proposal for a 2:1 rights issue to raise paid-up capital to Rs 360 million and to distribute a cash dividend of 10 percent. The company collected Rs 2.5 billion in deposits and mobilized Rs 2.51 billion in loans and advances.

Source:

myrepublica.com

Sunrise Bank in Biratnagar

Sunrise Bank has opened its 25th branch in Biratnagar. The new branch was opened by Sriniwas Sarada, director of the bank. According to Suman Neupane, general manager, the new branch has been opened to provide modern banking service and promote small and medium enterprises. The bank has earned an operating profit of Rs. 46 million in the first quarter of the current fiscal year. It has installed 28 ATM counters so far. The bank will be opening its branch in Boudhha, Kathmandu in the near future.

Source:

ekantipur.com

Nepal Bank Limited Branch reopens in lamjung

Nepal Bank Limited has re-established its branch in Sundar Bazaar of Lamjung 10 years after it was displaced due to Maoist insurgency. The branch was reopened on the occasion of the 73rd anniversary of the bank and inaugurated by NBL deputy general manager Mahesh Sharma Dhakal. The bank also started the facility of opening accounts with a minimum balance of Rs 500 each. Some 300 people availed of the facility. The re-establishment of the branch will benefit people in Sundar Bazaar and neighbouring villages like Bhoteodar, Tarkughat, Parewadanda, Duradanda and some villages in Tanahun district.

Source:

THT

Companies eye to float 50m units of shares

A total of 23 companies have sought approval from Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) - the capital market regulator - to issue over 47.5 million units of rights and ordinary shares worth over Rs 4.75 billion to increase their capital base. According to SEBON, nine finance companies, eight development banks, five commercial banks and a company from others group have lodged application for issuing shares. As per existing provision, companies have to get approval from SEBON and Nepal Rastra Bank, the central bank, for the rights issue, bonus and ordinary shares after a proposal to this effect is endorsed by general assembly of the companies.

Under the finance group, Investa Finance, Valley Finance, Capital Merchant Banking and Finance, Shubhalaxmi Finance, Siddhartha Finance, Suryadarshan Finance, Zenith Finance, Merchant Finance and Yeti Finance have sought permissions for issuing shares. Of them, five have sought approval for rights issue, while four have lodged applications for ordinary shares issue.

Similarly, Muktinath Bikash Bank, Sewa Bikash Bank, Nilgiri Bikash Bank, Western Development Bank, City Development Bank, Paschimanchal Development Bank, Subhechha Bikash Bank and Triveni Bikash Bank have also approached SEBON for approval. Five of them have approached SEBON for ordinary issue, while remaining three have sought permission for rights issue.

Likewise, Agriculture Development Bank, Kumari Bank, NMB Bank Ltd and Citizens Bank International have also registered their applications for rights as well as ordinary issue, whereas City Homes Ltd of others group has approached SEBON for initial public offering (IPO). Meanwhile, SEBON has already granted permission to 21 companies for issuing shares as of mid-November. They will together issue over 48.80 million units of ordinary shares and rights shares worth Rs 4880.26 million.

Seven of the companies getting approval are finance companies, while nine are development banks, three insurance companies and two commercial banks. Similarly, seven development banks have got nod from the SEBON to issue ordinary shares.

Share prices mostly go up in the market in response to the announcement of rights and bonus shares. However, share prices in the Nepal Stock Exchange has gone down sharply following the announcements as number of investors did not increase to the extent of the number of shares that entered into the market.

"Limited number of brokers and confinement of their services only to the Capital and lack of institutional investment in the share market have badly affected the development of share market," SEBON Chairman Surbir Paudel told myrepublica.com on Wednesday. "Because of this fact, most of the small investors have suggested us to convert promoters share into ordinary shares by not more than two percent a year."

Source:

myrepublica.com

Commercial banks galore

Three new commercial banks are entering into the banking system in the next three months. Janata Bank, Megha Bank and Commerce and Trust Bank are in the last stage of their preparation. All of these banks had received the letter of intent (LoI) from Nepal Rasta Bank (NRB) in September.

"We'll start our operation from Jan. 20," said Madan Dahal, chairman of the Megha Bank. The bank will have its central office at Kantipath. "We'll start our operation in next 15-20 days," said Guru Neupane, chairman of Janata Bank. The bank has established its central office at the building of Garment Association of Nepal at New Baneshwor. On Wednesday, the bank completed agreement on software installation required for its operation. It is planning to appoint Bijaya Pant as its chief executive officer while Megha Bank is in search of its top executive.

Megha Bank will have an authorised capital of Rs. 4 billion and a paid-up capital of Rs. 2.35 billion. There are more than 1,250 promoters from 62 districts in this bank. A group led by Madan Kumar Dahal and Duman Thapa have promoted Megha Bank. "We've promoters who've invested Rs. one million in the bank," said Dahal. "We've made the bank inclusive."

The Janata Bank and Commerce and Trust Bank have a paid-up capital of Rs. 2 billion each, said NRB. Janata bank is being promoted by a group 898 promoters, led by Arun Valley Hydropower, Jeep Chhiring Lama.

Commerce and Trust Bank has been promoted by a group led by Durga Prasad Neupane and Shova Neupane. The promoter shareholders of these banks have already deposited 45 percent of the paid-up capital in the NRB as per the requirement. Similarly, three other banks, Civil Bank, Century Bank and State Bank of Nepal are waiting letter of intent from the central bank. "We're studying the documents of these banks," said an official of the central bank. These banks have already deposited 5 percent of the paid-up capital, as required, in process to receive the LoI.

A group led by Ichchha Raj Tamang of Civil Homes has promoted Civil Bank. Civil Bank is also planning to appoint Kishore Maharjan as its ceo. Maharjan war earlier with Sunrise Bank as its chief executive. The central bank, in the first week of August, had temporarily suspended the registration of new financial institutions including commercial banks, development banks and finance companies. However, it has not stopped giving licenses to those who have already applied for the license. All these six banks had applied for the license before the decision of the NRB. As of now, there are 26 commercial banks in the country.

Source:

ekantipur.com

Nepse edge up marginal on last day of week

Nepal Stock Exchange edge up slightly in a volatile session at the last session of week Thursday. The benchmark Nepse index added diminutive of 0.79 points or (+0.14%) to close at 563.01 after touching high of 566.5 in an intra-day trade. Yesterday, the home equity market was 2.76 points down to 562.22.

"Stock market sways in an out of negative terrain on the basis of demand and supply, our stock market is not an exception hence it moves accordingly, however there must be rational move on the basis of market sentiment and that rationality is lagging in our stock market", viewed an investors in the stock market.

Merely 60 companies registered their presence in the secondary market with 24 gainers and 26 losers. The A-D ratio was maintained at 0.92. All in all 326867 shares traded today via 845 transactions. Moreover, Rs. 70599876 turnover was realized along with Rs.411978.07 million market capitalizations. Yesterday, 56645 units of shares traded via 700 transactions amounting to Rs. 28296613 turnover along with Rs.411401.14 million market capitalizations.

Commercial bank index plummets marginal of 0.24 points or (-0.04%) to 540.94, finance slid 0.21 points to 599.42 followed by 4.66 points plummets in hydro sector. Likewise, insurance was down 0.19 points to 592.93 while development bank rose 0.82 points or (+0.13%) to 623.84 and others gained 5.87 points or 0.99 percent after felling in previous session.

Sensitive index, 78 scrip domestic blue chip ended losing 0.07 points or (-0.05%) to 141.32. Sensex consists, 14 commercial banks, 37 finance companies, 15 development bank, 10 insurance companies and one each from hydropower and manufacturing companies.

The top five standouts of the day are GFL(5.19%), EDBL( 3.64%), SBBL( 3.36%), NICB( 2.68%), AFL(2.27%). Whereas, KBLPO(-17.84%), NCCB( -4.5%), PFCL( -3.93%), CMBFPO( -2.91%), CEDBL( -2.77%). comprised of the top five losers.

NEPSE > Today's Share Price As of 2009-11-19

S.No.	Traded Companies	No.of Transaction	Max. Price	Min. Price	Closing Price	Total Share	Amount	Previous Closing	Difference Rs.
1	Annapurna Bikash Bank Limited	11	410	400	400	2,815	1,136,060	410	-10
2	Alpic Everest Finance Company Limited	1	409	409	409	68	27,812	417	-8
3	Api Finance Limtied	8	450	444	450	160	71,760	440	10
4	Bageshowori Dev.Bank	1	570	570	570	33	18,810	580	-10
5	Business Development Bank Ltd.	4	237	235	235	5,720	1,355,040	235	0
6	Bank of Asia Nepal Limited	20	519	504	504	910	464,290	514	-10
7	Bank of Kathmandu	14	1,460	1,444	1,455	1,115	1,620,823	1,441	14
8	Clean Energy Development Bank Limited	26	758	735	737	1,450	1,074,120	758	-21
9	Chilime Hydro power Co.	3	1,065	1,050	1,050	780	825,750	1,065	-15
10	Cosmic Merchant Bank And Fin. Co. Ltd. Promoter Share	36	100	100	100	222,500	22,250,000	103	-3
11	Civil Merchant bittya sanstha	16	300	300	300	320	96,000	304	-4
12	Citizens Bank International Limited	25	620	600	609	1,060	648,490	612	-3
13	DCBL Bank Ltd.	16	327	320	321	1,635	528,856	315	6
14	Development Credit Bank Ltd. Promoter Share	1	241	241	241	10,000	2,410,000	245	-4
15	Everest Bank Ltd	2	1,730	1,700	1,700	102	176,010	1,746	-46
16	Excel Development Bank Ltd.	2	342	336	342	40	13,560	330	12
17	Fewa Finance Co. Ltd.	1	392	392	392	35	13,720	392	0
18	Global Bank Limited	46	455	440	455	1,470	658,030	445	10
19	Goodwill Finance Co. Ltd.	2	320	320	320	192	61,440	320	0
20	General Finance Ltd.	3	304	294	304	49	14,616	289	15
21	ICFC Bittya Sanstha Ltd.	5	403	402	403	880	353,936	408	-5
22	Infrastructure Development Bank Limited	7	417	401	409	1,520	625,280	409	0
23	International Leasing And Fin. Co.	42	510	495	510	8,982	4,483,372	500	10
24	IME Financial Institution	1	815	815	815	100	81,500	830	-15
25	Kumari Bank Ltd	7	554	543	548	1,045	571,558	554	-6
26	Kumari Bank Limited Promotor Share	5	350	350	350	17,500	6,125,000	426	-76
27	Kathmandu Finance Limited.	1	351	351	351	230	80,730	351	0
28	KIST Bank Limited	37	352	338	340	6,760	2,317,270	345	-5
29	Laxmi Bank Limited	5	612	589	605	185	110,130	600	5
30	Lumbini Bank Ltd.	6	315	310	311	2,990	934,460	315	-4
31	Machhachapuchhre Bank Ltd	3	331	325	331	318	104,598	325	6
32	Merchant Finance Company Limited	1	378	378	378	20	7,560	371	7
33	Nabil Bank Ltd.	9	2,703	2,690	2,690	372	1,003,469	2,660	30
34	Nepal Bangladesh Bank Ltd.	6	281	270	281	1,150	321,550	275	6
35	Nepal Credit And Com. Bank	5	285	276	276	1,370	381,130	289	-13
36	NIDC Capital Markets Ltd.	1	775	775	775	20	15,500	775	0
37	Nepal Development And Employment Promotion Bank Limited	24	277	272	277	2,560	697,120	272	5
38	National Hydro Power Co.	1	81	81	81	500	40,500	80	1
39	Nepal Investment Bank Ltd.	10	855	835	835	1,549	1,309,385	850	-15
40	Nepal Industrial And Co.Bank	3	765	755	765	580	442,900	745	20
41	NMB Bank Ltd.	6	331	325	331	731	239,204	326	5
42	Nepal Doorsanchar Company Limited	14	520	506	510	2,350	1,207,510	505	5
43	Prime Commercial Bank Limited	67	635	623	635	2,790	1,752,960	623	12
44	Peoples Finance Limited.	3	299	293	293	234	69,031	305	-12
45	Prabhu Finance Company Limited	9	476	466	476	435	204,420	472	4
46	Pashupati Development Bank Limited	11	495	490	495	610	301,270	495	0
47	Reliable Finance Limited	16	695	670	695	630	433,300	688	7
48	Royal Mer. Bank. And Fin	1	395	395	395	55	21,725	403	-8
49	Sanima Vikash Bank Ltd.	19	586	558	585	4,816	2,740,164	566	19
50	Nepal SBI Bank Limited	7	1,705	1,675	1,701	692	1,168,630	1,699	2
51	Siddhartha Bank Limited	12	705	700	700	935	655,634	715	-15
52	Shikhar Bittiya Sanstha Limited	2	279	279	279	50	13,950	284	-5
53	Standard Chartered Bank Ltd.	19	3,620	3,590	3,590	1,029	3,705,968	3,600	-10
54	Siddhartha Insurance Limited	9	176	176	176	90	15,840	179	-3
55	Sagarmatha Merchant Banking And Finance Limited	6	380	380	380	160	60,800	380	0
56	Sunrise Bank Limited	67	420	399	413	3,440	1,409,400	411	2
57	Standard Finance Ltd.	8	265	260	260	2,213	581,945	260	0
58	Triveni Bikas Bank Limited	4	730	730	730	130	94,900	730	0
59	Vibor Bikas Bank Limited	147	389	380	380	6,330	2,426,290	386	-6
60	Yeti Finance Company Ltd.	1	400	400	400	62	24,800	395	5

Total Traded Amount Rs.:	70,599,876
Total Traded Shares:	326,867
Total Transactions:	845